2 Results in Architecture, London
European School of Economics
You may have acquired some excellent abilities so far in design and planning, but do you possess the skills to enable your ideas to take form and say something about the ... [+]
You may have acquired some excellent abilities so far in design and planning, but do you possess the skills to enable your ideas to take form and say something about the environment you live in, about yourself? The Business of Architecture Program has been created to serve as a bridge between design and the real world, design table and built form.
While we welcome newcomers, neo -laureates and even those who have already launched their careers but want to open their own business are perfect candidates. Make your Mark.
Key Features of the Business of Architecture Programme Three intakes: November, April and July Available only in London and Florence Course Duration 3 to 5 weeks Course Assessment: Personal Critique, essay, group project Professional Opportunities: Contacts with established artists, architects and design firms, related industry leaders (glass, marble, iron, ceramic) Compact class sizes which help faculty cultivate a mentor relationship with students and provide the individual attention needed to discover their special skills and succeed in their chosen pathway What makes ESE a great place for students? A personal and tailored learning experience - at ESE you get an individual and exciting experience thanks to the small class size and excellent student/teacher ratio “The Dream is the most real thing there is” – ESE students develop a unique academic and professional pathway through their selected course specialisation and internship placement Pragmatism – hands-on experience in contemporary business practice through the comprehensive internship programme Internationality – student body originating from more than... [-]
United Kingdom
, London
London South Bank University
This course prepares candidates who already have recognised RIBA Part 2 qualifications in Architecture with adequate professional experience in preparing for their Part 3 ... [+]
Develop competence and integrity
The RIBA Professional Practice Part 3 course is the final part of an architectural student’s professional training and the culmination of a minimum of seven years’ academic study and professional experience.
The course builds on the professional experience and knowledge students have gained over this period, and is intended to assist them to acquire the appropriate skills, awareness and abilities to demonstrate professional competence and integrity.
The course is accredited by the Architects Registration Board and the Royal Institute of British Architects, and successful students can apply for registration as an architect with the ARB and for chartered membership of the RIBA.... [-]
United Kingdom
, London