Opinion

ARB education reforms still don’t address equality-of-access concerns

By 2023-03-13T05:00:00

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We need to ensure under-represented students have the same opportunities as their more privileged colleagues in accessing the profession, writes Siraaj Mitha

It’s safe to say that the ARB’s consultation on reforming the stale three-stage system was a nice surprise for those across the industry. It’s no secret that more needs to be done to cut down on both the academic and professional “red-tape” that awaits all would-be architects across the UK, and the ARB finally kickstarting the conversation is a move in the right direction.

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