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What level of education do you need to become an architect?

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Sonja’s Answer

Hi, in order to become an Architect, at least, in New York: you need 4 years college education for your Bachelors in Science and 1 year thesis for your Bachelors in Architecture. A masters is optional but that’s another year of college studies. Hope I have answered your question. Good luck!
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Deborah’s Answer

Here is a general guideline on becoming an architect.

Degree Level: Bachelor's or master's degree

Degree Field: Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) program (5 years), architectural studies, or construction management (must be an accredited program)

License/Certification: All states require licensure

Experience 3-year paid internship required for licensure before taking the Exam (ARE 5.0)

Key Skills: Analytical, creative, and organized; good communication, technical, and visualization skills

Job Outlook (2014-2024) 7% growth

Best of luck on your future career!
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Nicole’s Answer

Each architecture school will have a different program. I am in a 5-year program to get my Bachelors of Architecture in Tucson, Arizona. The Masters program is 2-3 years (after the 5 years of undergraduate school). To become a licensed architect you will need to take several exams. In addition, you will also need to log all hours of experience in an internship. Looking into the AIA website could be helpful in learning more specifics for a certain state.
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