I am starting my list/deliverables for graduate school and am very interested in sustainable architecture. I took a year between undergraduate and graduate school so I'd like a shorter program if possible.
I am thinking about applying to a couple of UK schools even though I am a US student. The programs seem on average a year shorter and they have a greater focus on green architecture than it seems many US schools do. Does anyone know someone who has done that trajectory or have educated opinions on whether it is worthwhile? I am not sure if I would want to become licensed in the US or Europe in that situation.
luvu
Sep 21, 23 9:36 pm
Well , tuition would be more expensive I assume. Pay will be less 25-30K £ … ish given you can land a job after graduation. Positive note, you’d enjoy living / traveling through Europe and beyond.
I am starting my list/deliverables for graduate school and am very interested in sustainable architecture. I took a year between undergraduate and graduate school so I'd like a shorter program if possible.
I am thinking about applying to a couple of UK schools even though I am a US student. The programs seem on average a year shorter and they have a greater focus on green architecture than it seems many US schools do. Does anyone know someone who has done that trajectory or have educated opinions on whether it is worthwhile? I am not sure if I would want to become licensed in the US or Europe in that situation.
Well , tuition would be more expensive I assume. Pay will be less 25-30K £ … ish given you can land a job after graduation. Positive note, you’d enjoy living / traveling through Europe and beyond.