Hi, could you elaborate on the GPA aspect? Like how to compare international grades to the Canadian Grading System? Also, an application portfolio analysis would be extremely helpful! Thanks!
I'm about to graduate from my undergrad with a bachelor's in Biology, I'm thinking of a change, the first 10minutes of this video REALLY helped thanks.
Hi Daniel! Congrats in getting close to graduating. I'm happy to hear the content was helpful 😊 Architecture might be a good change and you could do your masters without having to complete an undergrad in architecture. The following is a list of programs you could look into: www.ashleyeusebio.com/blog/master-of-architecture-programs-without-a-bachelor-of-architecture .
@@architecture_tv I wanted to know, that you could have obtained your Architect’s License without doing master’s. but you still went ahead with master’s. why was that? Also, which program did you choose for your master’s?
@@user-qq9fz8lm8v you could do the alternative path which is the Syllabus program or if your an international student who did a bachelor in architecture that is a min. of 5 years then you are eligible to get your education verified by the CACB without needing to do a masters. This wasn't my case since my undergrad was from Canada and it was a 4 year program. However, I have friends that have a 5 year undergrad degree from an international school and could have had their education verified by the CACB but they decided that they prefer to do a masters degree instead. They felt it was better for their personal growth (learning new topics within the field, sharpening skills, etc.) and they also had the opportunity to study. I did my master's at UBC in Vancouver (Master of Architecture) and I did my undergrad at Ryerson University in Toronto (Bachelor of Architectural Sciences). I'll be doing a video on my UBC experience and possibility my Ryerson experience as well. I also went to Carleton University in Ottawa before going to UBC for masters, but I didn't like the program so I ended up switching over to the UBC.
Hi Yassine! Thank you 😊 Great suggestion, I will add it to my video list! You could definitely do a post professional program, I personally was debating to do one after my professional masters program. It's a great opportunity to explore your thesis further or focus on a particular research topic.
Hey Ashley! Can you please make a video on pg diploma courses (1 year) for architects in canada. I'm planning to come there soon. A few options like construction management, BIM, or green architecture. Not sure which one to opt and about the scope of landing a good job.
Hi Ashley, I m siddhant from India, just wanted to ask which masters course or post graduate diploma is more preferable in Canada? Can do a separate video on it? It would be very helpful
You're welcome D D 😊 I would checkout this article about GPA, it might help you get a more comprehensive understanding. GPA gets a bit complex across the different schools and countries; www.mastersportal.com/articles/2126/what-is-a-gpa-and-why-is-it-so-important.html . Also, thought this article from Emily Carr was understanding on GPA; www.ecuad.ca/student-life/student-services/academic-advising/grade-point-average-explained . Thats a great idea, I'll add PHD in architecture to my list of videos. Thank you for the suggestion 😊
Hi Ullas, happy to hear the content is helpful. I'd recommend looking into the university website of the program you're interested since the fees vary.
@@architecture_tv Thanks for the great reply, and if you don’t mind I have a question also after M.Arch How much percentage we can expect the Job opportunities!
Thank you so much for this Ashley!! You elaborate everything well said. However, would you tell me if they also have a graduate program in Architecture at Concordia University? Kind Regards
Hi Nour, I would recommend looking into the CACB website for information cacb.ca/academic-certification/. I also have a video which might be help th-cam.com/video/WfQ0Vx7Uol0/w-d-xo.html
Hi Ashley! Thanks for sharing such an informative video. I've done my Bachelors degree in Architecture from India and I'm looking forward to apply for Masters of Architecture in Canada. Does doing a 3year/2year program make a difference while applying for jobs or registering as architect in Canada?
Hi Yashika! You’re very welcome 😊 The length of the program makes no difference for employment. If your interested in getting licensed just make sure the program is accredited by the CACB.
Hi Abhinav! I don't know how the architecture schools are in Indian however I would recommend looking at both programs and compare the courses for each. That might help with spotting the differences between the programs.
Hi! I'm from Abu Dhabi UAE, I done my bachelor in building and construction but my 75% courses are architectural design and I'm practicing architecture from last 3 years, now I'm confuse for applying in masters programs because I need 2 year program and I have shortage of fund like I have 10k budget. Can you please help a little
Hi Arsalan, I would recommend looking into scholarships. I have a list on my blog which might help. See the following link: www.ashleyeusebio.com/blog/how-to-find-canadian-scholarships . Also, I would encourage you to look for more scholarships while also looking into scholarships within the UAE. Another option to consider is that many programs have entrance scholarships upon provided admission, these scholarships are typically based upon you application (portfolio, GPA, etc.). And depending on the program you apply there might be more financial aid available so make sure to do some research. Since I get this question a lot, I also have video that might help inspire other ideas to help fund your education; th-cam.com/video/X2YDZi7IcqY/w-d-xo.html I hope this helps. All the best.
Hi Havugimana! Here's a link to my blog with a list of scholarships which also includes international students. www.ashleyeusebio.com/blog/how-to-find-canadian-scholarships
Hi Ashley, I would like to move to Canada and learn b. Arch degree. Please send me a recomindadion for the prosess /video /or company that have this plan build..
Hi Alexandra! I've been getting this question a lot so I'll be doing a video for B.Arch programs in Canada. Currently working on developing the video. Thank you for the feedback 😊
Hello mam I'm Abhinav Sharma from India I have completed diploma in architecture assistantship after 10th grade , now I wanted to do degree , am I eligible for doing bachelor degree in architecture in Canada
Hi Rainbow School, yes you're eligible. This of course doesn't exclude meeting the admission requirements for the program. So make sure you keep up good grades and so on. I have a video where I recommend the top 3 architecture schools in Canada which might help you with selecting a few schools for applications. th-cam.com/video/Lugenpq6Hjk/w-d-xo.html
Hi, Ashley, thank you so much for your videos! I'm brazilian and I am now applying to some of these master programs, but I still don't understand a few things about tuitions in Canada. When I see the tuition price at the university's website, this price is charged per year or per trimester? it's not clear for me on the websites and here in Brazil it's usually charged monthly. I would appreciate your answer very much.
Hi Leticia, you're very welcome 😊 thank you for watching. It depends on the school but usually it is per term and sometimes they also provided estimates per year. I would make sure to double check since every school varies.
Good evening How are you ? I'm Mohammad Jumaa from Syria I'm an architect . I want to ask you if you can help me to get scholarship of master degree in architecture .
Hi Sakina! This might depend on the program so I would strongly recommend reading the admission requirements for each specific program. However, typically from my understanding it is considered a "non architecture" degree. For example: for Ryerson University master of architecture program the admission requirements states "You must hold an undergraduate pre-professional degree in architecture that is part of an accredited professional program (CACB or equivalent). College programs and degrees that are not part of an accredited architecture program are normally considered insufficient preparation for admission to the program." Here's a link if you want to read into it further; www.ryerson.ca/architectural-science/architecture/admissions/. If your still unsure upon reading the details of the admission requirements and want to double check before making an application I would recommend getting in touch with the program coordinator. I hope this helps.
Hi Ashley.... How about laurentain University. _( Sudbury ). They mention it as 2years program. And had co-opp to.. Can you explain it more further to know clear details.
Hi Dhanraj! I talk a bit about the program toward the end of the video. I’ll do a separate video with more information (I’m also still learning about the program since it’s new). That’s correct it’s a 2 year program and it does have co-op which I just realized they have. The program is accredited, it was recently approved by the CACB. Thank you for the feedback and suggestion.
Thankyou Ashley... In order to send transcripts of international students, (All collage) mention about WES process..(course by course) evaluation. If degree in 4 or 5years course, we need to send to WES (www.wes.org) they will evaluate to 4years course program as per canadian standerds, then they will send our transcripts directly to universities which we assessed. As personal, Here i like to share my experience.. I had made my application in laurentain University 2021. Dude to language requirements i lost my opportunity this year,soon i will begin my career under some guidance.
@@architecture_tv I did my degree in LU. For Masters you do 4 month of studio (Sept - Dec) and then 8 months of coop(Jan- Aug) then another 9 months of studio!
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Woah ! I cannot imagine how much research and organizing went into making this video 👍👍 very nice effort. 🤩
Hi Asia! Thank you 😊 this video did take a few hours of research and filming. I’m happy to hear you can see the effort 😊 appreciate the feedback!
Hi, could you elaborate on the GPA aspect? Like how to compare international grades to the Canadian Grading System?
Also, an application portfolio analysis would be extremely helpful!
Thanks!
Such great quality content! Appreciate the amount of hardwork and research you've put in this video, it's super helpful. Thanks alot Ashley🙌
Hi Shubham! You're welcome! It's my pleasure 😊 its nice to hear the content is helpful. Appreciate the feedback 😊
I'm about to graduate from my undergrad with a bachelor's in Biology, I'm thinking of a change, the first 10minutes of this video REALLY helped thanks.
Hi Daniel! Congrats in getting close to graduating. I'm happy to hear the content was helpful 😊 Architecture might be a good change and you could do your masters without having to complete an undergrad in architecture. The following is a list of programs you could look into: www.ashleyeusebio.com/blog/master-of-architecture-programs-without-a-bachelor-of-architecture .
Thank you so so much. It was greatly needed. Thanks a lot Ashley!
You're welcome Fahim! Happy to hear it was helpful 😊
Wow so much information in one place, Thanks Ashley you genuinely made my life easier, i appreciate the dedication.👍💯
Hi Aymen! You're very welcome 😃
Thank you so much for these very useful information 🙏🏼🌸
you're welcome 🧡
Amazing video again Ashley.
Highly appreciated.
Very informative.
Thanks V2 😊 Appreciate the kind words 😊
@@architecture_tv
I wanted to know, that you could have obtained your Architect’s License without doing master’s. but you still went ahead with master’s.
why was that?
Also, which program did you choose for your master’s?
@@user-qq9fz8lm8v you could do the alternative path which is the Syllabus program or if your an international student who did a bachelor in architecture that is a min. of 5 years then you are eligible to get your education verified by the CACB without needing to do a masters. This wasn't my case since my undergrad was from Canada and it was a 4 year program. However, I have friends that have a 5 year undergrad degree from an international school and could have had their education verified by the CACB but they decided that they prefer to do a masters degree instead. They felt it was better for their personal growth (learning new topics within the field, sharpening skills, etc.) and they also had the opportunity to study.
I did my master's at UBC in Vancouver (Master of Architecture) and I did my undergrad at Ryerson University in Toronto (Bachelor of Architectural Sciences). I'll be doing a video on my UBC experience and possibility my Ryerson experience as well. I also went to Carleton University in Ottawa before going to UBC for masters, but I didn't like the program so I ended up switching over to the UBC.
Thank you Ashley Very informative video Highly appreciated.
Hi Hussein! You’re welcome 😊 happy to hear it’s helpful 😊
I guess the Toronto metropolitan university also offers an accredited masters in architecture program
Hey Ashley. Love your informative content...❤️
Could you do Canadian Post Professional Programs
Hi Yassine! Thank you 😊 Great suggestion, I will add it to my video list! You could definitely do a post professional program, I personally was debating to do one after my professional masters program. It's a great opportunity to explore your thesis further or focus on a particular research topic.
Hey Ashley! Can you please make a video on pg diploma courses (1 year) for architects in canada. I'm planning to come there soon. A few options like construction management, BIM, or green architecture. Not sure which one to opt and about the scope of landing a good job.
Hi Ashley, I m siddhant from India, just wanted to ask which masters course or post graduate diploma is more preferable in Canada? Can do a separate video on it? It would be very helpful
Great content. Still don't understand GPA! Could you pleaz talk about PHD in architecture also. Thanks a lot.
You're welcome D D 😊 I would checkout this article about GPA, it might help you get a more comprehensive understanding. GPA gets a bit complex across the different schools and countries; www.mastersportal.com/articles/2126/what-is-a-gpa-and-why-is-it-so-important.html . Also, thought this article from Emily Carr was understanding on GPA; www.ecuad.ca/student-life/student-services/academic-advising/grade-point-average-explained . Thats a great idea, I'll add PHD in architecture to my list of videos. Thank you for the suggestion 😊
UofT has the best facility and best location, but also the most most expensive program.
Hi Simon! thats right, it is also the more pricey option.
Please do share ur portfolio used for joining in UBC
Hi Monesh! Will do 😊 Thank you for the feedback 😊
Thank you so much for all these important infos. Can you please tell me "what is writing sample" and Architectural image paragraph.
Hi Rabiul, you're very welcome. I would recommend going onto the program website which will contain more information and provide exact requirements.
Thank you 😌
Hi Adil! You're welcome!
I know this is 2 years old but did you just say University of No-val.....it's Laval...both 'a' are long.
thanks! that's correct!
Hi Dear, your videos very helpful for us thanks a lot, can you make a video regarding the fees?
Hi Ullas, happy to hear the content is helpful. I'd recommend looking into the university website of the program you're interested since the fees vary.
@@architecture_tv Thanks for the great reply, and if you don’t mind I have a question also after M.Arch How much percentage we can expect the Job opportunities!
Thank you so much for this Ashley!! You elaborate everything well said. However, would you tell me if they also have a graduate program in Architecture at Concordia University?
Kind Regards
I have a background in Architecture but still wants the 3 years program can I get in
Hi, can you tell me more about if i come from a 5 yr program, how do i get cacb accreditation as an international student.
Hi Nour, I would recommend looking into the CACB website for information cacb.ca/academic-certification/. I also have a video which might be help th-cam.com/video/WfQ0Vx7Uol0/w-d-xo.html
Hi Ashley! Thanks for sharing such an informative video. I've done my Bachelors degree in Architecture from India and I'm looking forward to apply for Masters of Architecture in Canada. Does doing a 3year/2year program make a difference while applying for jobs or registering as architect in Canada?
Hi Yashika! You’re very welcome 😊 The length of the program makes no difference for employment. If your interested in getting licensed just make sure the program is accredited by the CACB.
McGill's application deadline is way too early, almost 1 month less compared to others :(
Hi Simon! It would be nice to have all the applications with the same deadline.
Ma'am what's the difference between indian & Canadian architecture study
Hi Abhinav! I don't know how the architecture schools are in Indian however I would recommend looking at both programs and compare the courses for each. That might help with spotting the differences between the programs.
Hello Ashley I’m interested in MC Gill May I know more about it ?
Hi! I'm from Abu Dhabi UAE, I done my bachelor in building and construction but my 75% courses are architectural design and I'm practicing architecture from last 3 years, now I'm confuse for applying in masters programs because I need 2 year program and I have shortage of fund like I have 10k budget. Can you please help a little
Hi Arsalan, I would recommend looking into scholarships. I have a list on my blog which might help. See the following link: www.ashleyeusebio.com/blog/how-to-find-canadian-scholarships . Also, I would encourage you to look for more scholarships while also looking into scholarships within the UAE. Another option to consider is that many programs have entrance scholarships upon provided admission, these scholarships are typically based upon you application (portfolio, GPA, etc.). And depending on the program you apply there might be more financial aid available so make sure to do some research.
Since I get this question a lot, I also have video that might help inspire other ideas to help fund your education; th-cam.com/video/X2YDZi7IcqY/w-d-xo.html
I hope this helps. All the best.
what about a scholarship (full) for international students. I am currently in the 8/10 semester b-arch
Hi Havugimana! Here's a link to my blog with a list of scholarships which also includes international students. www.ashleyeusebio.com/blog/how-to-find-canadian-scholarships
@@architecture_tv thx
Hi Ashley, I would like to move to Canada and learn b. Arch degree. Please send me a recomindadion for the prosess /video /or company that have this plan build..
Hi Alexandra! I've been getting this question a lot so I'll be doing a video for B.Arch programs in Canada. Currently working on developing the video. Thank you for the feedback 😊
Hello mam
I'm Abhinav Sharma from India
I have completed diploma in architecture assistantship after 10th grade , now I wanted to do degree , am I eligible for doing bachelor degree in architecture in Canada
Hi Rainbow School, yes you're eligible. This of course doesn't exclude meeting the admission requirements for the program. So make sure you keep up good grades and so on. I have a video where I recommend the top 3 architecture schools in Canada which might help you with selecting a few schools for applications. th-cam.com/video/Lugenpq6Hjk/w-d-xo.html
If you are a Permanent Resident of Canada, do you still need to take IELTS exam?
If someone don’t have money how we do free Course online architecture Course
for foreign student -- is master of architecture cheaper and affordable( some student says bachelor of architecture is much expensive in canada)???
Hi Nature, I would double check on the program websites but I have found that bachelor programs are more expensive (even for local students)
@@architecture_tv what about masters of architecture??
Hi, Ashley, thank you so much for your videos! I'm brazilian and I am now applying to some of these master programs, but I still don't understand a few things about tuitions in Canada. When I see the tuition price at the university's website, this price is charged per year or per trimester? it's not clear for me on the websites and here in Brazil it's usually charged monthly. I would appreciate your answer very much.
Hi Leticia, you're very welcome 😊 thank you for watching. It depends on the school but usually it is per term and sometimes they also provided estimates per year. I would make sure to double check since every school varies.
Good evening
How are you ?
I'm Mohammad Jumaa from Syria
I'm an architect . I want to ask you if you can help me to get scholarship of master degree in architecture .
Hi, is a bachelors in interior design considered "non architecture" ?
Hi Sakina! This might depend on the program so I would strongly recommend reading the admission requirements for each specific program. However, typically from my understanding it is considered a "non architecture" degree. For example: for Ryerson University master of architecture program the admission requirements states "You must hold an undergraduate pre-professional degree in architecture that is part of an accredited professional program (CACB or equivalent). College programs and degrees that are not part of an accredited architecture program are normally considered insufficient preparation for admission to the program." Here's a link if you want to read into it further; www.ryerson.ca/architectural-science/architecture/admissions/. If your still unsure upon reading the details of the admission requirements and want to double check before making an application I would recommend getting in touch with the program coordinator. I hope this helps.
@@architecture_tv Thank you so much Ashley. Could you share more about portfolio you used for admission into UBC?
@@sakinakapadia3342 you're welcome 😊 planning to share in a future video 😊
Does McGill University have a bachelor architecture program??
Yes. www.mcgill.ca/architecture/programs/freshman
Hi Ashley....
How about laurentain University. _( Sudbury ). They mention it as 2years program. And had co-opp to..
Can you explain it more further to know clear details.
Hi Dhanraj! I talk a bit about the program toward the end of the video. I’ll do a separate video with more information (I’m also still learning about the program since it’s new).
That’s correct it’s a 2 year program and it does have co-op which I just realized they have. The program is accredited, it was recently approved by the CACB. Thank you for the feedback and suggestion.
Thankyou Ashley...
In order to send transcripts of international students, (All collage) mention about WES process..(course by course) evaluation.
If degree in 4 or 5years course, we need to send to WES (www.wes.org) they will evaluate to 4years course program as per canadian standerds, then they will send our transcripts directly to universities which we assessed.
As personal,
Here i like to share my experience..
I had made my application in laurentain University 2021. Dude to language requirements i lost my opportunity this year,soon i will begin my career under some guidance.
@@architecture_tv I did my degree in LU.
For Masters you do 4 month of studio (Sept - Dec) and then 8 months of coop(Jan- Aug) then another 9 months of studio!
thanks i'll send an email i need some guidance from you concerning applications
Hi Ashley
I have some queries I have tried to reach you via ig via email
Can you reply
Hi Ashish! You can get in touch at ashley@ashleyeusebio.com