Every CRICOS-registered course in the Architecture And Building field of education that is delivered to international students in Australia, organised by state and city. Sourced from the official CRICOS register.
What does Architecture And Building cover? CRICOS courses in this ASCED field of education include architectural design, building surveying, construction management, urban and regional planning, and other built-environment disciplines. International students study these courses across universities, TAFEs and registered private colleges in every Australian state and territory.
Architecture and building graduates move into architectural practice, construction management, quantity surveying, building surveying and urban planning. Professional registration pathways differ by occupation and state.
Architecture programmes are concentrated in universities with studio facilities. Building, construction management and VET trade pathways appear across TAFEs and private RTOs. Confirm Architects Accreditation Council of Australia (AACA) recognition for architecture degrees.
Architecture pathways are long (commonly 5 years combined or bachelor + masters). Construction management bachelor degrees are often 3–4 years. Indicative tuition frequently AUD 30,000–50,000 per year.
Architect registration is state-based after accredited qualifications and experience. Building-related licences also vary by state — do not assume a CRICOS award alone grants a practitioner licence.
Last reviewed: 29 August 2026. Data: CRICOS register, April 2026.