Arb to use procurement model for internationally qualified architects’ exams

By Tom Lowe2025-07-04T12:03:00

Regulator scraps plans to use accreditation model following mixed-response in consultation

Arb is no longer planning to use an accreditation approach for exams for internationally qualified architects and will now use a procurement model as part of its shake up of architectural education.

The regulator has unveiled its next steps to overhaul routes to UK registration for internationally qualified architects following a public consultation on its proposals.

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