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US UK Quaslifications Compared - DRAFT

Although we all may think there is little difference between a US architectural degree and a UK architectural degree neither NCARB nor the ARB directly recognize qualifications from either country. In order to prove that a degree from either country is equivalent you must contact the ARB or the EESA-NCARB.

For UK citizens moving to the US it is advisable to contact the education board at the state you are moving to and then NCARD to discuss you exact circumstances.

For US citizens you may wish to contact the ARB directly of the AIA UK chapter for more information.

Should you be a student and are looking at schools or work experience you should contact the US school direclty to discuss qualifications. If you are transferring tot a UK school you should contact the school however if you are looking to move into a diploma course you may be required to complete the RIBA Part 1 exemption. Again you will likely be directed to the ARB to prove equivalent qualifications.



 




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