International Professional Practice Part 3 Architecture University of Portsmouth

Overview

You need to be in full-time employment to be eligible for this course, preferably in a UK architectural practice.

Ideally, you’ll have studied architecture, surveying or civil engineering in the past, and have completed RIBA parts 1 and 2 or their international equivalents. You should have a minimum of two years in architectural practice, with 12 months of that experience in a UK or EU practice. 

Career development

To become a practicing architect in the UK, you need to study architecture at postgraduate level.

During this course, you'll build your professional network and graduate with the skills and knowledge you need to work as an architect in the UK or abroad.

Careers this Master's prepares you for

You'll have opportunities in both the public and private sectors, or you may choose to start your own architectural practice.

Graduates of this International Professional Practice Part 3 Architecture programme offered at University of Portsmouth  have gone onto roles in:

• architectural design

• interior design

• landscape architecture

• urban design and master planning

• architectural technology

• project management

• construction management