Students will have achieved NCEA Level 3 and met New Zealand University Entrance requirements including:
Completed the New Zealand Diploma in Architectural Technology, or the New Zealand Diploma in Construction, or equivalent.
If you are interested in drawing, problem solving and structure and have a strong record of achievement in design, mathematics or similar subjects, a career in Architectural Technology or Quantity Surveying could be for you!
As an Architectural Technology student you’ll learn the principles of building design through drawing, computer aided design and modeling, as well as working as part of a design and construction team turning concepts into reality. Students gain skills such as establishing a design brief, presenting preliminary designs, developing building concepts and preparing working drawings. They also develop skills in areas applicable to the wider construction industry including health and safety plans, quality assurance and construction methodologies.
Quantity Surveying students graduate able to cost projects and estimate materials, communicate with clients and collaborate with engineers, architects and other members of a design and construction team. You’ll also have a thorough understanding of building technology, the construction process and legal requirements.
SIT has a specialised design suite with 30 stations running AutoCAD, Inventor, ArchiCAD and a number of manual drawing stations. There are many site visits throughout the programme and the opportunity to participate in real-world projects.
Study the Bachelor of Architectural Technology and learn the technical skills and knowledge needed to get into the Architectural Industry.
The architectural sector, construction industry and wider society will benefit from the increase in the level and breadth of technical knowledge and industry capability. It is alo a qualification pathway for practising architectural designers, draughtspersons and CAD technicians who wish to obtain a more senior position.
The Bachelor of Architectural Technology is aimed at secondary students (who have achieved the requisite entrance qualifications) and recent certificate or diploma graduates (in architectural technology or construction or related fields).
Graduates of the Bachelor of Architectural Technology will be able to:
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Year One
Compulsory
Year Two
Compulsory
Year Three
Compulsory
Electives (choose two)
Get registered with a copy of your CV with Student Services, it will help you be considered for roles when businesses are seeking employees from SIT. There is also a noticeboard with current vacancies in the SIT Student Centre, B Block, 133 Tay St, Invercargill.
Get your foot in the door
Volunteering at local organisations can be a great way for international students to obtain local experience and references – as well as meeting new people and contributing to our local community. Volunteer opportunities are advertised on the board opposite the Employment Office (B-Block).
Medical insurance - NZD $600 per year
