Engineering
Bachelor of Architectural Studies Honours (BAS(Hons))
School of Explorative Architecture NPC, South Africa
- Degree
- Postgraduate
Engineering
School of Explorative Architecture NPC, South Africa
The BAS is the School of Explorative Architecture's three-year undergraduate architecture degree, accredited by the Council for the Architectural Profession (SACAP) and aligned with SACAP Part 1 competencies; graduates can register as Architectural Technologists or continue to postgraduate study.
Duration: 3 years | Location: Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
First year combines a year-long Foundation Studio, Theory and Building Studies courses covering design thinking, materials and structural systems.
Portfolio or creative task assessed by the Selection Committee (interview if needed) and a Bachelor's Pass in the NSC or equivalent; mathematics is not required but a pass is favourably considered; otherwise at least 50% in Mathematical Literacy and satisfactory English with a Bachelor's Pass.
ZAR 125,000 a year (2026). Handbook 2026: tuition projected at R125,000 per annum for applicants, including a R30,000 deposit; payment-plan options add R10,000; application fee excluded; handbook does not name a programme. Source
First-year intake is about 35 students; BAS classes start on Monday 16 February 2026 with registration the week before.
BAS Honours registration is on 15 January 2026 and classes start on 19 January 2026.
Applications for 2027 are open for the BAS; applicants pay an application processing fee of R100 via SnapScan, submit an online form, a portfolio or creative task, transcripts and a signed declaration.
To secure a place for 2026, at least R30,000 must be paid by EFT before 15 December of the preceding year.
Apply through the official page: https://sea.ac.za/web/admissions/
Engineering
School of Explorative Architecture NPC, South Africa
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