I am a senior and I am interested in architecture. I learned that for some people, they get a bachelor's degree in one area, then they continue their education get a master's degree in a similar area. Does this method work for architecture? I found out that some schools offer a master degree in archieture in five or six year. However, with a strong foundation in math, is it possible to get a bachelor's degree in architecture related area, such as mathematics or arts, then get my master degree in architecture.
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To answer your question, the answer is YES; one path is to obtain an undergraduate BS or BA degree in another discipline and then pursue at Master of Architecture. As you suggest, you could very much obtain a degree in mathematics and pursue the Master of Architecture (3-4 years). This route does take longer.
Students in high school typically pursue architecture out of high school, but you could choose either route. I would suggest a school that has a good program in both disciplines as you could pursue a minor in either discipline while pursuing the major in the other.
Best!
Students in high school typically pursue architecture out of high school, but you could choose either route. I would suggest a school that has a good program in both disciplines as you could pursue a minor in either discipline while pursuing the major in the other.
Best!
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