I graduated last year with a BFA in Interior Architecture, and I want to attend UAL's M.Arch program in the UK which is 2 years long. However, I am not sure if obtaining this degree will allow me to use it back in Canada for a license. Does anyone have any knowledge on this issue? Thx
Non Sequitur
Mar 16, 21 6:15 pm
maybe, probably better chances than a interior design degree. Check with the CACB for acceptable accredited March.
Jaetten
Mar 17, 21 4:58 am
Was looking at this in reverse, UK IA degree looking at Canadian M.Arch. Some Canadian universities offer a 3 year extended M.Arch for those with different BA level degrees.
All M.Arch in the UK are 2 year and designed to work with the UK Part.1. There's no extended M.Arch option, so the 2 year duration may not be acceptable.
As Non says, email CABC and ask, I don't know if this works in the other way to what I intended to do.
I graduated last year with a BFA in Interior Architecture, and I want to attend UAL's M.Arch program in the UK which is 2 years long. However, I am not sure if obtaining this degree will allow me to use it back in Canada for a license. Does anyone have any knowledge on this issue? Thx
maybe, probably better chances than a interior design degree. Check with the CACB for acceptable accredited March.
Was looking at this in reverse, UK IA degree looking at Canadian M.Arch. Some Canadian universities offer a 3 year extended M.Arch for those with different BA level degrees.
All M.Arch in the UK are 2 year and designed to work with the UK Part.1. There's no extended M.Arch option, so the 2 year duration may not be acceptable.
As Non says, email CABC and ask, I don't know if this works in the other way to what I intended to do.