I have recently graduated with my bachelor's of architectural sciences (BS) from a school that is not accredited. My end goal is to become an architect in the United States. I am planning on getting a Master's degree and I am interested in studying either interior design, architectural history, or even historic preservation in the U.K. Is it possible to later on become licensed in the United Stets if get a master's degree in something other than architecture specifically? And is this possible when the degree is from a different country?
Non Sequitur
Feb 2, 17 5:18 pm
A few places don't require much formal education to practice. Better plan to move there if you want to pretend to be an architect. Everywhere else will require an accredited masters degree to be eligible for IDP.
I have recently graduated with my bachelor's of architectural sciences (BS) from a school that is not accredited. My end goal is to become an architect in the United States. I am planning on getting a Master's degree and I am interested in studying either interior design, architectural history, or even historic preservation in the U.K. Is it possible to later on become licensed in the United Stets if get a master's degree in something other than architecture specifically? And is this possible when the degree is from a different country?
A few places don't require much formal education to practice. Better plan to move there if you want to pretend to be an architect. Everywhere else will require an accredited masters degree to be eligible for IDP.