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If you want to build a rewarding career in the construction industry, a postgraduate course in architecture might be exactly what you need. To qualify as an architect in Ireland, there are certain milestones to have to achieve before you can start practicing. In fact, the title ‘architect’ is protected by legislation. Firstly, you must graduate with a prescribed degree in architecture, but afterwards, you need at least two years of approved postgraduate professional training. Finally, you must successfully complete an examination in professional practice specified by the RIAI. This is no easy feat, so choosing the right course is paramount. Search Postgrad.ie now for postgraduate courses in this field.
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