Architecture and Contemporary Practice (RIBA Part 3) PgCert

The Architecture and Contemporary Practice programme at Manchester Metropolitan University comprises a short course that prepares candidates for their RIBA Part 3 examination, followed by the Architect Registration Board’s (ARB) Professional Practice examination. Upon completion, successful candidates who have also completed their RIBA Part 1 and Part 2 examinations will be eligible for registration under the Architects Registration Act 1997 and for Chartered membership of RIBA.<br/><br/>Consistently ranked as one of the UK’s top schools of architecture and located in a key city for architects and practices in the North, Manchester School of Architecture (MSA) is the perfect place to complete your formal architectural education. Led by practising architects - many of whom have experience as RIBA Part 3 examiners - MSA offers a tailored support framework that complements individual study with one-to-one tutorials, flexible blended learning options and access to a range of digital and physical education materials.<br/><br/><strong>Features and benefits</strong><br/>• Benefit from a tailored mentoring plan including PPE (Professional Practical Experience) reviews for the duration of the programme.<br/><br/><br/><br/>• Online/in-person tutorials to suit individual requirements.<br/><br/><br/><br/>• Maximum 10 days attendance (including exams).<br/><br/><br/><br/>• Course delivery is spread out for the duration of the programme, with the Contemporary Practice lecture series occurring one day per week, in February and March.<br/><br/><br/><br/>• Covers key topics in contemporary practice, including regulation and legislation, planning, procurement and more.<br/><br/>