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Architecture (with Integrated Foundation Year) BA Hons
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BA (Hons) Architecture is the first step towards a successful career as a registered architect or in a related profession. The programme is organised in four streams:
Design studio
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Points of entry for Architecture (with Integrated Foundation Year) BA Hons
Foundation
Entry requirements for Architecture, Building and Planning and Architecture at Norwich University of the Arts
Required subjects for Architecture (with Integrated Foundation Year) BA Hons at Norwich University of the Arts
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Most relevant Student Reviews for Architecture at Norwich University of the Arts
Architecture, BA Hons FullTime
very nice environment and staff are friendly read more
Architecture, BA Hons FullTime
Value for money will always be an issue because as a student paying for your education you will always be expecting more, but the tutors are everything you'd ever need, being helpful, critical and no bs people you gain the most from your experience there. The content in the course has come along way from when I first started at uni, and the job prospects is really based upon how pro active you are as a person, but your given all the guidance you'll ever need from the uni. read more
Architecture, BA Hons FullTime
Hard to get them to help you with things read more
3 aggregated reviews by students studying at Norwich University of the Arts.
