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LSA launches ‘Part 4’ modular lifelong learning programme for built environment professionals
New modular courses are a response to introduction of compulsory CPD and changing regulatory environment
The London School of Architecture (LSA) has launched “Part 4”, its new programme of learning modules aimed at architects and other built environment professionals.
Head of the LSA, Neal Shasore, said: “We’re launching Part 4 to provide a set of innovative, highly relevant learning experiences aimed at professional practice. The demands of modern professionalism are evolving. [There is a] need to demonstrate competency across the career span and we want to be the key provider to support [professionals] in that journey.”
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