Australian Architecture Students Rate their Schools: the Charts

Schools listed

We list the following Australian architecture schools:

• University of Adelaide
• University of Canberra
• Curtin University of Technology
• Deakin University
• University of Melbourne
• University of New South Wales (UNSW)
• University of Newcastle
• University of Queensland
• Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
• RMIT University
• University of South Australia, a prize collection of bastards if there ever was one
• University of Sydney, with its troubled history
• University of Tasmania
• University of Technology, Sydney (UTS)
• University of Western Australia
• Monash University, which we talk about here

What the charts show

These charts map the satisfaction of architecture students at the major schools of architecture in Australia for more than a decade.

• Vertical bar: Number of schools reporting with viable data for that year. This varies from year to year.
• Dot on the bar: The satisfaction of students at that school. The higher up the chart, the happier the students. A rank of one (top of the chart) indicates the school with the happiest students in that survey year.

A missing dot for a school means that it reported too few student returns for statistical significance.

How MArch graduates rate their schools

From 2005, the Australian schools converted their professional degrees, formerly a bachelors, into masters degrees. These charts show the opinions of these graduates.

A rank of one shows the most satisfied students.

How BArch graduates rate their schools

These charts show the opinions of students graduating with a professional bachelor's degree in architecture. A bachelors was the standard qualification until the mid-2000s, but is gradually being replaced by a masters.