Go to the Taylor's website and check. Last I remember there's a list there

These strategic partnerships have cemented Taylor’s edge in providing world-class foundation, diploma and degree programmes. The committed and careful implementation of these programmes to the respective guidelines given by each partner university ensures that students receive qualifications that are internationally recognised and accepted globally.

School of Architecture, Building and Design
[ + ] The University of Melbourne, Australia

[ + ] Queensland University of Technology (QUT), Australia

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
200 point program
1. The Selection Committee will evaluate the applicant's ability to pursue the course successfully using the following criteria

completion of the Bachelor of Planning and Design (Architecture) or Bachelor of Architectural Studies at the University of Melbourne between 2005 and 2010; and

completion of at least 16 weeks of documented relevant full-time professional work experience;
or

an undergraduate degree with a major in architecture or architectural studies with a weighted average of at least 65% in the final two years, or equivalent, together with a personal statement of up to 1000 words outlining relevant prior study and work experience, and motivation to undertake the course, and a design portfolio in a format as specified by the Selection Committee.

2. The Selection Committee may conduct interviews or tests and may call for referee reports and employer references to elucidate any of the matters referred to above.

Note: It is highly recommended that students obtain at least 16 weeks of documented relevant full-time professional work experience, before commencing the final 100 points of the degree.

Guaranteed Pathways into Master of Architecture for BEnv Graduates (available for masters entry from 2011 to 2014)
1. BEnv graduates with a major in Architecture and a weighted average of at least 70% in their final two years will be guaranteed a fee place in the 200-point Master of Architecture.

2. BEnv graduates with a major in Architecture and a weighted average of at least 75% in their final two years, and who are eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place, will be guaranteed a Commonwealth Supported Place in the 200-point Master of Architecture.

Guaranteed Transfer into Commonwealth Supported Place
Students with a fee place in the 200-point Master of Architecture who complete 100 points of the course with a weighted average of at least 75%, and who are eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place, will be guaranteed a transfer to a Commonwealth Supported Place for the final 100 points of the course.

*Design Portfolio Requirements
The design portfolio of not more than eight A3 pages should focus on design work rather than, for example, life or still-life drawing skills. Portfolios should be drawn at least partly from the design studio subject the applicant has completed. Applicants submitting work done in the context of employment should explain their role in the work produced with brief notes. Images and drawings presented in the portfolio should be reproduced at sufficient scale and resolution to be clearly readable. Elaborate formats that reduce the available page space for the design images should be avoided. It is most helpful to see a variety of kinds of drawings and images: two-dimensional (plans, sections, elevations) and three-dimensional studies, photographs of physical models, etc.

I think it's case to case basis...and almost entirely depends on your final results and financial capabilities...

I have friends who have graduated from the programme and is now doing Masters at UK...

World-Class Academic Partner As our academic partner, The University of Melbourne provides moderation and quality assurance for the diploma programmes, through its Faculty of Architecture Building and Planning.

The high educational standards at Taylor’s have been acknowledged by the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning at The University of Melbourne.
“It should be pointed out that the overall programmes run by the School in Architectural Technology and Quantity Surveying are well structured...”
- Professor Dr. Philip Goad, Deputy Dean and Associate Dean

“The program benefits from committed staff who challenge and enthuse students to achieve good academic outcomes.”
- Ms. Clare Newton, FRAIA, Senior Lecturer

“The overall impression is of a good school with dedicated and talented staff who are genuinely interested in their subject material and committed to achieving quality student outcomes.”
- Dr. Scott Drake, Senior Lecturer

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