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Indian Student Guide to Studying Architecture in the UK<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Architecture courses at UK universities focus on the technological, design, cultural and historical elements of the subject, and lectures on history and theory will take place alongside art and 3D design. This provides students with the best approach to learning about each element of the profession.<\/p>\n

It takes seven years to become a fully qualified architect, combining five years of study followed by two years of professional training and practical work before final exams. Students will become members of the RIBA, the Royal Institute of British Architects, after their initial three-year undergraduate degree<\/a>, before enrolling on a BArch, Diploma or MArch degree.<\/p>\n

Prospective students require patience, hard work and dedication to become architects, but the rewards are huge. The Times University Guide recently reported that three years into their careers, architects are amongst the least likely of all graduates to be unhappy with their profession.<\/p>\n

A Bachelor of Architecture degree is your first step towards becoming a fully qualified architect, and you\u2019ll complete the course with exemption from RIBA Part 1. For graduates looking to further their architecture education, a Master’s in Architecture is available as MArch, Master of Science (MSc) or Master of Arts (MA).<\/p>\n

Architecture Careers and Salary<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Architecture graduates in the UK benefit from a wide range of career opportunities within the built environment sector. Upon completing the full pathway to registration, which typically involves a five-year academic programme followed by two years of supervised practice, graduates can apply to become registered architects with the Architects Registration Board (ARB)<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Career pathways include:<\/p>\n