I keep hereing alot of people including my past professors say that theres alot of different things you can do with an architecture degree but ive never actually heard or inquired as to what those different career paths could be
Anyone have any expereience as to what else there is out there for a recent grad like myself?
There is also the forensic side of architecture as well (Not the CSI type of forensic) where you can be pulled in after a disaster/collapse/failure of building envelope, etc. Also as an expert witness for some sort of legal action. Although, I recommend staying away from the latter until you are much older and knowledgeable if you don't want to metaphorically burn bridges left and right. You can also be a lawyer to protect us poor architects with much liability and little compensation to support that kind of liability.
Career Paths for a Archy major??
I keep hereing alot of people including my past professors say that theres alot of different things you can do with an architecture degree but ive never actually heard or inquired as to what those different career paths could be
Anyone have any expereience as to what else there is out there for a recent grad like myself?
choices
i dint see barista on your list techno...
There is also the forensic side of architecture as well (Not the CSI type of forensic) where you can be pulled in after a disaster/collapse/failure of building envelope, etc. Also as an expert witness for some sort of legal action. Although, I recommend staying away from the latter until you are much older and knowledgeable if you don't want to metaphorically burn bridges left and right. You can also be a lawyer to protect us poor architects with much liability and little compensation to support that kind of liability.
what, and give up all of this ?
vado I think barrista is more of a stronger calling than profession, more like a vocation
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