Yes, you can pursue a degree in architecture at UCLA. The university offers a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture through its School of the Arts and Architecture. Additionally, UCLA provides a Master of Architecture program for those seeking advanced education in the field. It's advisable to check the specific admission requirements and program details on UCLA's official website.
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Yes. you will need to go through their UCLA Anderson School of Management. You can find out more at http://www.masterstudies.com/MBA-MSc-Masters-Degree/USA/UCLA-Anderson-School-of-Management/masterprograms/
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There have been several librarians to complete his or her MLIS degree at UCLA. One of the people to finish was Elizabeth Grossman.
Kareem Abdul Jabbar graduated from UCLA with a degree in history.
How much for the whole year to go to UCLA?
she got a history degree
This is a Bachelor of Architecture degree
If you have an architecture degree and planning to make a living out of it, you can apply jobs to architecture firms and construction firms. Or if you have enough money, you can build your own architecture firm.
if you are talking about accreditation for the school of architecture. They don't have one. : (. go to the Nation accreditation Board, google it and look up other colleges that are accredited and what it means.
A degree is a proof of qualification. Architects designs buildings. And to proof that one is an expert in a course like architecture, a degree is needed.
The B-Arch is an undergraduate degree in architecture that can last up to five years. The B-Tech is a Bachelor of Technology and is a four year undergraduate degree.