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Degree
Roles asking for a bachelor’s degree. What Part I means, the year out, and the apprenticeship alternative.
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Degree-level roles, in plain terms.
Degree-level roles ask for a bachelor’s degree. In architecture that degree carries Part I, the first stage of professional qualification, and most degree-level roles are Part I assistant positions for graduates doing their year in practice.
The route is no longer single-track: degree apprenticeships let people earn while they study toward the same qualifications. Either way, the degree is the foundation the rest of the pipeline builds on.
This hub gathers the degree-level roles across our jobs board.
- Stage one of three
A bachelor’s degree in architecture is Part I: the first stage of the professional route.
- The year out
Degree-level roles suit Part I graduates doing their year out in practice.
- Another door exists
Degree apprenticeships now offer an earn-while-you-learn route into the same pipeline.
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