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	Qualification Title: Diploma in Architectural Studies Qualification Code: AU5680 Qualification Subject Area: Architecture and Urban Environment (Click to view other qualifications in this subject area) Education Provider Name: University of Auckland (Click to view details for this provider) Campus Location: Information Not Supplied Address: Information Not Supplied Qualification Level: Diploma / Certificate Minimum Time to Complete: 1 year (38 weeks/year) Is this qualification approved for a: Student Allowance? Yes Student Loan? Yes Can I afford it? Find out about financial support during study here Full time/Part time: Full-time Entry Requirements: Exit qualification only. Students must have been admitted to and completed at least 120 points towards the Bachelor of Architectural Studies. Further information is available from www.auckland.ac.nz Aim of Qualification: Graduates will have developed and be able to demonstrate some architectural skills and an understanding of architectural design and the design process. Contents: Architectural technology, history and theory of architecture, practice and management and communication through drawing, computing and a wide range of other media. For further information, refer to the Faculty of Creative Arts and Industries at www.auckland.ac.nz. Assessment: Courses will be assessed using a combination of coursework assignments and final examinations. Mode of Delivery: Intramural  Related Information Click here to view National Qualification Completion Statistics For more information about qualification levels, click here  Need more help? What do I want to be? Get help choosing a career here What sort of job can I do? Find out more about different jobs here What exactly is tertiary education anyway? Find out more about tertiary study and training here What about on the job training? Find out more here