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Can you get a master's degree in architecture without an undergraduate degree in architecture?
Yes! However, you do need to have a bachelor's degree in something. There are three different types of Master of Architecture degrees, all of which are accredited. The one you are asking about is known as the 4+3 program, meaning you have a 4-year degree in something else and a 3-year Masters of Architecture. There is also a 4+2 program for people with a 4-year BA or BS in architecture. Obviously their masters degree is two years long. There is also a 1-year masters degree for people that have an accredited 5-year Bachelor of Architecture degree.
Are you registered your name in council of architecture with your AMICE Architecture degree?
no you cannot. coa has separate guidelines for registration
What education should one have to find jobs in architecture?
First of all, you need a Bachelor's Degree in architecture, then you have to have a background in architecture history, green building design, project management, construction methods, and CAD software such as AutoCAD, SolidEdge or Solidworks. Then you can also have a master's degree in architecture, but you have to have one or the other. For a master's, you need the bachelor's requirements, and also design theory.
What qualifications can one have to be a building architects?
The qualifications one can have to be a building architect is generally a degree from a university or college. The degree would be in architecture. One should also have experience in the field.
What careers might be found in the construction pathway related to Architecture and Construction?
Construction. Architects design the buildings, construction workers do the building.
