Master of Building Information Modelling

The Master of Building Information Modelling at the University of Western Australia is tailored for those who want to specialise in digital construction management and coordination within the built environment. Over the course of one year, students focus on the principles and practical use of Building Information Modelling (BIM) technology, a leading tool in the construction industry for collaboration, design, and project delivery. Topics include digital design integration, construction process optimisation, information management, and the application of BIM in real-world projects.

This postgraduate degree is structured around coursework units totalling the credit points required for a one-year master's in Australia. The curriculum may include a blend of core and elective units, along with a capstone project where students demonstrate their ability to implement BIM in a practical, industry-relevant scenario. In some units, students may also engage in project-based learning or case studies that reflect current Australian construction practices.

Skills developed through this course include digital collaboration, project coordination, information management, and advanced 3D modelling. Graduates are well-placed to move into roles that demand both technical know-how and the ability to communicate complex digital information across multidisciplinary teams. International students should confirm the specific English proficiency requirements and check the CRICOS register or official pages for detailed admission policies.

This course is suited to graduates from architecture, construction management, civil engineering, or related disciplines who wish to upskill in BIM technologies. The Perth location connects students with Western Australia's active construction and infrastructure sector, offering a foundation for career growth in the Australian built environment industry.

• BIM Coordinator
• Digital Engineering Manager
• Project Information Manager
• Construction Project Manager (with BIM expertise)
• Roles in architecture, engineering, and construction firms across Australia’s infrastructure and property sectors

Graduates can pursue opportunities with Australian consultancies, construction companies, and government agencies. Eligible graduates may apply for the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) post-study work stream, and students can work up to 48 hours per fortnight while enrolled.