Full Process of becoming an Architect in the UK (Step-by-Step)
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- I often get a lot of questions about the process of becoming an architect in the UK or moving from another country like India to continue studying. In this video I will be doing a step by step walkthrough of the whole process from applying to University to becoming a registered architect.
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[0:00] Intro
[0:27] Things you need to know
[0:58] Applying to University
[2:50] Once in University - Part 1
[5:16] Working in Industry - Part 1 Professional Practice
[6:14] Returning to Uni - Part 2
[6:36] Moving from Another Country
[7:20] Returning to Industry - Part 2 Professional Practice
[8:12] Final Assessment - Part 3
[9:00] Getting Registered - ARB
[10:00] Moving Abroad
hi, Imran its shams from bangladesh. If i do my masters in sustainable architecture or interior design or construction management then is it possible to enlisted with RIBA or ARB? I think ARB won't be possible. But i dont want to do M.Arch thats why i am asking. thank u
Hi shams, it should still be possible to get a riba membership but to get arb you have to have all 3 parts
Thank you,for your reply. Is there any registration process for construction manager?
Hi imran would you recommend someone do ARCHITECTURE in university
It's a hard question to answer, it's not easy and its alot of work but it's very rewarding. But only do it if you really think you'll enjoy it as if you don't you'll hate it.
Hi sir , myself an architect practicing in India. Am planning to do my master's program in U.K for better experience and exposure.
Am I eligible for a 24 months work experience inorder to move ahead for part 3 registration process after master's program?.
Will they hire people from another country who has done master's in U.K ?
In my case I am confused about part 1 accreditation as well.
If you could help me with some advice form your experience, then it will help me a lot.
Thank you
Most places won't care if you're from another country, it's more about your skills and portfolio and yes you should be eligible you will have to find a place and apply and do interviews though like any other job. As I say in the vid your best bet is always to send an email and ask how it works at their workplace. This also creates a good impression as someone that is proactive.
@@Imranesm thank you sir