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Architecture may no longer be a 'professional' degree. What does that mean for designers?
With federal student loan amounts capped at significantly less than the cost of tuition, the new ruling could alter the ...
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Five ways that architecture education needs to change
In order to save architecture the prevailing approach to architecture education must be allowed to die, writes Harriet ...
The U.S. Department of Education (DOE) recently announced that the “professional” status of “terminal architecture degree ...
The Trump administration is delisting architecture as a professional degree by the U.S. Department of Education, which could have a significant impact on students and the industry.
In citing the inadequacies of the proposals for rebuilding the World Trade Center site, Sarah Williams Goldhagen rightly cites deficiencies in the education of architects and their clients’ ignorance ...
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News about architecture no longer being a 'professional degree' is devastating, and also welcome
The US Government's exclusion of architecture from its list of "professional" degrees prompts an overdue discussion about the ...
Engaging, Visual-First Content: A hallmark of Amber Book, the courses' visual-first approach simplifies complex topics, enhancing comprehension and retention. Customizable Learning Paths: Architects ...
Making the decision to pursue architecture is not easy. Often, young students think that they have to be particularly talented at drawing, or have high marks in math just to even apply for ...
Los Angeles–based designer Peter Zellner has an ax to grind with architectural education in the United States. Students are saddled with debt, schools aren’t teaching the right skills, and a ...
Brian MacKay-Lyons is the founding partner of MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects, a professor at Dalhousie University and the founder of Ghost Lab - the now legendary 2-week summer design/build ...
IT is a commonplace that hard work is the best remedy for despondency, and that constant occupation tends to create optimistic views of the present and the future. In like manner, occupation and ...
Debbie Wolfe is an author and content creator. In addition to being a contributing writer at Forbes, she writes for other leading online home improvement, DIY, and garden media outlets and online ...
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