I'm doing my B.Arch, Lembaga Arkitek Malaysia (LAM) Part 1. But I want to move to Canada. Can I do Canadian Architectural Certification Board (CACB) part II there after completing LAM part 1?
Would my LAM part 1 be recognised by Canadian Architectural Certification Board (CACB) as I'm planning to practice and live in Canada after completing my M.Arch there?
Last question, can you recommend any university in Canada according to my condition?
Non Sequitur
Apr 21, 21 8:44 pm
There are no recognized professional arch programs in Malaysia as per the CACB's Canberra Accord. If you want your current degree to count towards a Canadian license, then you need to look at this (https://cacb.ca/academic-certi...) and see if your current M.arch curriculum complies.
Otherwise, you really have two choices. The first is to complete a CACB accredited M.arch degree. This includes Canadian, US, Mexico, and Canberra Accord schools. 2 to 3 year M.arch from Canadian schools here: https://cacb.ca/accredited-pro...
The other option is to enroll in the RAIC Syllabus program. It's not a formal degree since it's mostly self-guided and taught under the helpful eye of RAIC volunteers. Process is 7 to 10 years from start to finish but it is expected that you work in an arch office full time while you complete it.
A third, long shot option is CACB's BEFA program (https://befa-aeve.ca/eligibili...). Just note that this is for foreign licensed architects with a minimum of 7 year post graduation experience and is a costly/lengthy process.
whistler
Apr 22, 21 4:38 pm
and at the end you'll have to;
name the starting line up of the
whistler
Apr 22, 21 4:40 pm
sorry, have to name the starting line up of the 67' montreal canadians, three tragically hip songs, definition of the word toque and name all 22 words the inuit have for snow!
Non Sequitur
Apr 22, 21 4:50 pm
Whistler, those are the themes of each of the 4 Canadian arch licencing exams.
Almosthip
Apr 22, 21 5:06 pm
You forgot about the question about the different grades of maple syrup
whistler
Apr 22, 21 5:07 pm
bonus question(s);what is the definition of term getting "jerseyed' in a hockey game, who hit the game winning home run for the Toronto blue Jays to win the 93' World Series, easy one....who scored the last second shot to advance the Raptors to the NBA finals over the
76r's
whistler
Apr 22, 21 5:16 pm
Almosthip.... I kid you not but we actually have a Maple Syrup Still / Sugar shack at our family cottage..... and it's going down right now!.. well pretty much wrapped up for the season.
Almosthip
Apr 22, 21 5:23 pm
mmmmmm maple syrup. It what i miss the most living in northern alberta.
Almosthip
Apr 22, 21 6:30 pm
Oh also The RAIC Syllabus, although not a formal degree, it is a RAIC Professional Diploma in Architecture - accepted by the Canadian Architectural Certification Board (CACB) as having achieved the performance standards required for certification.
Non Sequitur
Apr 22, 21 7:12 pm
Ahip, yes, technically but what I meant was that it is not like a typical university or college degree. I am not sure you can come here on a student visa and do the syllabus.
I'm doing my B.Arch, Lembaga Arkitek Malaysia (LAM) Part 1. But I want to move to Canada. Can I do Canadian Architectural Certification Board (CACB) part II there after completing LAM part 1?
Would my LAM part 1 be recognised by Canadian Architectural Certification Board (CACB) as I'm planning to practice and live in Canada after completing my M.Arch there?
Last question, can you recommend any university in Canada according to my condition?
There are no recognized professional arch programs in Malaysia as per the CACB's Canberra Accord. If you want your current degree to count towards a Canadian license, then you need to look at this (https://cacb.ca/academic-certi...) and see if your current M.arch curriculum complies.
Otherwise, you really have two choices. The first is to complete a CACB accredited M.arch degree. This includes Canadian, US, Mexico, and Canberra Accord schools. 2 to 3 year M.arch from Canadian schools here: https://cacb.ca/accredited-pro...
The other option is to enroll in the RAIC Syllabus program. It's not a formal degree since it's mostly self-guided and taught under the helpful eye of RAIC volunteers. Process is 7 to 10 years from start to finish but it is expected that you work in an arch office full time while you complete it.
A third, long shot option is CACB's BEFA program (https://befa-aeve.ca/eligibili...). Just note that this is for foreign licensed architects with a minimum of 7 year post graduation experience and is a costly/lengthy process.
and at the end you'll have to; name the starting line up of the
sorry, have to name the starting line up of the 67' montreal canadians, three tragically hip songs, definition of the word toque and name all 22 words the inuit have for snow!
Whistler, those are the themes of each of the 4 Canadian arch licencing exams.
You forgot about the question about the different grades of maple syrup
bonus question(s);what is the definition of term getting "jerseyed' in a hockey game, who hit the game winning home run for the Toronto blue Jays to win the 93' World Series, easy one....who scored the last second shot to advance the Raptors to the NBA finals over the 76r's
Almosthip.... I kid you not but we actually have a Maple Syrup Still / Sugar shack at our family cottage..... and it's going down right now!.. well pretty much wrapped up for the season.
mmmmmm maple syrup. It what i miss the most living in northern alberta.
Oh also The RAIC Syllabus, although not a formal degree, it is a RAIC Professional Diploma in Architecture - accepted by the Canadian Architectural Certification Board (CACB) as having achieved the performance standards required for certification.
Ahip, yes, technically but what I meant was that it is not like a typical university or college degree. I am not sure you can come here on a student visa and do the syllabus.