yup azarimy, it was long time..the degree was call the bachelor of arts in interior architecture, the three years serve as a diploma in interior design which most of it's module to cater the direction towards interior architecture. it was a long story, will try to cut it short. These are creative professionals who do not only plan and design public, commercial, recreational, institutional and domestic buildings, but are also responsible for and qualified in the management of the implementation of such projects.
well, it was an interesting course for such program to be offered back then when it's a rare opportunity of twinning and credit tranferance with few architecture creditable universities international. somehow in the years, i have lost track. and the new modules doesn't serve that way anymore and it was only perceived as an interior design course. which somehow saddens the interest.
that's how your topic title interest me to look out more... =)
QUOTE(azarimy @ Jun 30 2008, 09:15 PM)
ID has 5 years of degree? i'm pretty sure they're just 3 years only.
that aside, yes, after ur degree in interior design, u could join up part 1 architecture at 2nd year. there is a possibility that if ur degree shares similar subjects with the architecture degree, u could transfer enough credits to join straight to 3rd year. u could do this locally or internationally.
finally, if they graduate from RIBA or RAIA accredited schools, they should be eligible for LAM, depending on which qualifications (part 1 or 2).
polytechnic diploma in architecture uses the exact same curriculum and syllabus as it is centralized and managed by the ministry, and has more or less the exact same facilities, which is also managed by the ministry. so it all boils down to the expertise of the lecturers, and the bunch of people who studies there with u. so in our eyes, one poly is as good as the other. my suggestion, choose one that is convenient for u.
Jun 30 2008, 07:48 PM
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