RIBA Professional Practice

Entry requirements

Suitable for UK students of architecture who have passed both recognised RIBA parts 1 and 2, and have completed eligible professional practice as part of their degree and postgraduate qualification - or, for overseas students/architects, who have an Architects Registration Board (ARB) recognition of equivalency of non-UK qualifications to both RIBA parts 1 and 2.

Months of entry

October

Course content

This popular and highly renowned course has been running for over thirty years. The course offers a rigorous and ethical professional practice course designed to be compatible with a range of business models and scales architects’ offices.

The part 3 course is validated by the RIBA, and prescribed by the Architects Registration Board. Appropriately qualified candidates who pass the part 3 Professional Practice Examination (and have a minimum of two years eligible professional experience) are eligible to apply to the Architects Registration Board to register as architects, and join the Royal Institute of British Architects as a chartered member.