I need to know the best course after B.arch.?

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Aman Soren · Accepted Answer

A master's degree in architecture or an MBA in construction management is both viable options. Here are some programs to consider if you want to apply for a master's degree and want to know your options. Here is a list of courses that you can target:
Master's in architectureM.Arch. in Conservation and RestorationM.Arch in Architectural History and TheoryM.Arch. in Landscape DesignMasters in Urban PlanningMasters in Urban DesignMaster in Urban HousingCountries worldwide want to own the tallest and most complex structures but also need sustainable designs for smart cities and townships. This has increased the demand for highly skilled professionals in the field. To fill the void, universities worldwide have begun offering comprehensive programs to produce leaders in architecture. The following are some of the top schools that offer M Arch degrees:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)Harvard UniversityThe University of California, Berkeley (UCB)University College LondonDelft University of TechnologyETH Zurich National University of Singapore (NUS)Tsinghua UniversityThe University of MelbourneRMIT UniversityUniversity of Hong Kong (HKU)Although the eligibility criteria for the program vary by institution, if you plan to study abroad at the top architecture schools, the standard eligibility criteria would require a Bachelor of Architecture degree. In addition to the academic requirements, you must have a valid GRE score. Furthermore, because the courses are taught in English, you will be required to demonstrate your proficiency in the language by taking one of the tests such as IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE. In addition, you will be required to submit university transcripts, letters of recommendation (LOR), a statement of purpose (SOP), an updated CV, and other documents. Although not required, some universities may require a strong portfolio and work experience. If you have any further questions just ask me.