I just came across your website/blog. and I thought you're the perfect person for me to ask a question which I desperately need an answer to.
I did my Bachelor in Interior Design, worked for a year then started my MSc in Sustainable Design of the Built Environment, which I'll be finishing off this June. I am now really interested in architecture and I'm looking to further continue my studies to be able to become an architect.
My problem is I don't know whether to go for a BArch or MArch. I am really confused. I would really appreciate your insight on this?
I hope I'm not bothering you. After going through your blog, I am under the impression that you help people in Architecture topics?
Many thanks and regards
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I am pleased to help.
Given you have (will have) two degrees, you should consider applying to the Master of Architecture (3-4 years) designed for those that already have a degree. Available at over 50 institutions, these degrees started in the 1980s as more and more individuals with a degree in another discipline were pursuing degrees in architecture.
If you were to pursue a BArch, it would take you a minimum of four and maybe the full five years because of the studio sequence.
A resource for you is ARCHSchools.org, a database of accredited degree programs.
I hope this helps!
Given you have (will have) two degrees, you should consider applying to the Master of Architecture (3-4 years) designed for those that already have a degree. Available at over 50 institutions, these degrees started in the 1980s as more and more individuals with a degree in another discipline were pursuing degrees in architecture.
If you were to pursue a BArch, it would take you a minimum of four and maybe the full five years because of the studio sequence.
A resource for you is ARCHSchools.org, a database of accredited degree programs.
I hope this helps!
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