Parts I, II and III will be abolished under Arb educational reforms

By Tom Lowe2023-02-08T09:06:00

System will be replaced by two phases of accreditation consisting of training and practice, regulator says

Parts I, II and III will be abolished and replaced with a new two-part system under proposals by Arb for the biggest shake up in architectural education in half a century.

The regulator is today launching the last major public consultation on the plans, which aim to widen access into the profession by reducing the time and cost it takes to become a qualified architect.

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