I attended Rachna Sansad Academy of Architecture in Mumbai, India and pursued the B.Arch. I completed my B.Arch degree last year. Right now I am practicing in a small architectural firm. Yes, i am getting a lot of new things to learn here. I'm planning to apply for master in advanced architecture next year.
But I'm confused where to do it from. I m very much inspired by all those fancy huge structures which we see in abroad, but on the other hand people say there is no scope in the states and u.k. I am really messed up with all options in front of me.
I will be really great full to you if get your kind guidance in this critical situation .
Thank you
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I may not be able to provide the guidance you need because my expertise is on architectural education and becoming an architect in the U.S.
First, I suggest you search on my blog - http://archcareers.blogspot.
With your B.Arch, you may pursue what the U.S. calls a post-professional degree in architecture, typically by the name of Master of Science in Architecture. Probably the best resources to research programs is ARCHSchools.org -- a resource that allows you to search programs based on different criteria (see below).
Because the post-professional allows you to focus on an area of specialization, you should think about which is of more interest.
Best.
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- Architectural Design
- Art and Design
- Building Information Modeling
- Building Technology/Environmental Systems
- Community Design
- Computer-Aided Design
- Energy
- Engineering
- Environment/Sustainability
- Graphic Design
- History
- Housing
- Interior Design/Architecture
- International And Regional Architecture
- International Development
- Landscape Design
- Photography
- Preservation
- Professional Practice
- Sacred Spaces
- Sustainablility
- Tectonics
- Theory/Criticism
- Urban Planning and Design
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