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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.
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∙ 11y agoThere are actually two broad types of masters degree in architecture. It get's confusing, because both are generally abbreviated "M.Arch.".
One type is for individuals who already have an undergraduate architecture degree ("B.Arch.") and wish to study a particularly advanced aspect of architecture. For example, urban planning, or design. This type of degree requires that the applicant already have an undergraduate degree and selection is based on things such as portfolio of work, GRE scores, letters of recommendation, etc.
The other type is typically referred to as a "professional M.Arch." This is a graduate degree that is typically three years long and is for people who have an undergraduate degree in anything other than architecture and wish to become an architect without going back to undergrad. This type of degree typically requires a GRE score above a certain minimum, and previous completion of various math courses, such as trigonometry.
The specific qualifications vary from school to school and cannot be broadly answered. You should contact the architecture department at the school(s) of interest for inquiry.
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