United Kingdom Bachelor of Architecture




1 united kingdom

1.1 riba three-part examinations
1.2 studying architecture in uk
1.3 international schools validated riba





united kingdom

architectural education differs in united kingdom. five-year course used exist in similar fashion united states, 1960s saw introduction of sandwich course , split of b.arch. 3-year ba (hons.) degree (or in cases bsc) followed year working in practice, after 2-year ma, pg-diparch, m.arch. or b.arch. completed. further year of work completes student s education upon passing of part iii final examinations (see below). registration architect permissible architects registration board. many uk universities offer postgraduate programs coursework , research in architecture , related fields such landscape architecture, planning, , urban design.


the riba three-part examinations

in effect, students become architect in united kingdom must pass or exempted parts i,ii , iii of riba s examinations. completion of three-year ba or bsc gives exemption part i. completion of two-year diparch, m.arch. or b.arch. gives exemption part ii , final 2 years of supervised practical training, supplemental examinations , assignments, makes requirements part iii.


an alternative route qualification exists sitting exams directly - administered oxford brookes university on behalf of riba.


studying architecture in uk

universities offering architecture courses validated royal institute of british architects in uk (some offering parts of 3 parts required):



international schools validated riba

several universities outside of uk offer architecture courses validated royal institute of british architects @ part , part ii level. students want study outside of uk, riba recognized courses offer advantage of internationally recognized degrees, , other benefits, such possibility of riba membership.








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