Over 20 to 30 universities in the United States of America offer courses in architecture. Again, these courses are slightly diversified and a degree of B.Arch. or B.S.,with majors in architecture, is awarded.Almost all the Ivy League Colleges (which includes Harvard,Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania state, Dartmouth, Princeton,Yale as well as
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[...]In UK, RIBA (Royal Institution for British Architects) licenses architects for professional practice and for that, the RIBA part I, II, III exams have to be cleared. Many universities, recognized by RIBA, provide degrees which exempt the students from Part I and Part II exams, such as the Manchester School
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