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Master in Architecture or interior design
I have done a Barch from India and applying for masters in US. I am interested in pursuing Masters in architecture but with some focus on interior design. Which are the colleges which offer such a program? Or should I only concentrate on one program?
you don't need a masters in order to pick fabrics and sort office cubicles. You're already way over qualified with a B.Arch. Stick with the architecture path.
yeah even i feel doing a interior course is kind of stupid after five years of architecture but I dunno i feel a design field has more scope nowadays as compared to the core architecture feild.
just remember, anyone can do int-des....
I have an M.Arch and do Interior Design for projects I work on. Get the M.Arch, because you'll do Interior Design as well, unless the firm your work for has a dedicated Interior Design studio.
whats the best approach in shortlisting colleges for March. I have given gre V-150 Q-161. I was one of the top 5 student in the undergrad school and graduated in 2015.
Search the internet. Think about why you want to do architecture and try to find schools that cater to you're interest. Take into account cost, length, and the location of the program. Most schools don't care too much about GRE's at least in my experience. It's mostly portfolio and SOP. Maybe look into MArch programs with focus on interior architecture.
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