Should I enrol in Structural Environments in Semester 2?

ENVS10009 Structural Environments is a new Level 1 Environments subject being offered for the first time in Semester 2 this year. It introduces engineering and construction principles with a mix of design projects, interactive workshops and lectures.

It is intended that Structural Environments will only be offered in Semester 2 each year, instead of both Semester 1 and 2.

B Envs students are required to take ENVS10009 Structural Environments if they intend on completing any of the following majors or subjects (unless they have already completed ENVS10003 Constructing Environments in 2012 or earlier):   >  Civil (Engineering) Systems major   >  Construction major   >  Environmental Engineering Systems major   >  ENGR20003 Engineering Materials   >  ENGR20004 Engineering Mechanics   >  ABPL20042 Residential Construction and Structures in 2014*

*Structural Environments will be a prerequisite for the 2014 offering of Residential Construction and Structures. Students are recommended to plan ahead for this change.

If you intend to take Structural Environments in Semester 2, enrol now through your my.unimelb student portal. More information about the subject, including prerequisite requirements, is available in the Handbook.

Do you need course planning advice? Book a student advice appointment online.

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Expressions of interest: Due Saturday 29 June
Entries: Due Monday 29 July

What action are you taking to change what we do and how we live? Bring your efforts into the LIMELIGHT and tell us your story!

We want to hear about and see the actions, ideas, or processes that you’ve taken to imagine a different future. No matter what your background: arts, design, architecture, music, farming, engineering…we’re interested in your ideas and stories.

Finalists of the competition will have the opportunity to present their ideas and have them filmed to a very high quality for exposure to a broad audience.

Click below for more information including how to apply.

Date: Saturday 8 June - Friday 14 June
Time: 10.00 am - 5.30 pm
Venue: Soldier Sailor Space, 49 Argyle Street, Fitzroy

 

 

Parallel Fields and One:One, two Master of Architecture Design Studios, will present an assortment of student works at a special exhibition in Fitzroy for one week only.

Inspired by chefs such as Ferran Adria, Heston Bloomenthal and Rene Redzepi, Parallel Fields takes strong references from culinary and gastronomy arts.

Preoccupied with how architecture can trigger the senses, One:One is founded on a mindful and tactile engagement with space.

Do you have academic results with an average of 65% or more? If so, an overseas exchange placement may be for you.

All students contemplating an exchange should attend a myWorld First Step session which will give you the information necessary to plan and apply for your exchange.

Application Due Dates:
Exchange applications must be submitted to the Environments and Design Student Centre by Friday 5 July 2013 (or Friday 21 June 2013 for the University of California and University of Michigan).