Part 3 Regulations

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The Royal Institute of British Architects

RIBA Description & Regulationsfor the Recognition of Courses and

Examinations in Professional

Practice and Management, (Part

3) in the United KingdomFinal Version

Agreed by RIBA Education Committee 19th September 2001Effective From September 2002Amended 12 November 2003

RIBA Education Department 2003

The right of RIBA to be identified as the Author of this work has beenasserted in accordance with the Copyright, Design & Patents Act 1988.All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, storedin a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means,

electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without theprior permission of the copyright owner.


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Leonie Milliner, RIBA Director of Education

Contents

1. Description

The Examination in Professional Practice and Management (Part3) Recognition of Courses by the RIBA

2. Regulations

Requirements for the Recognition of Courses, Programmes andExaminations in Professional Practice and Management (Part 3)

The Structure of Courses, Programmes and Examinations inProfessional Practice and Management (Part 3)

The Documentary SubmissionThe Professional Experience and Development RecordThe Professional Interview

3. List of Part 3 Professional Examiners

RIBA Education Committee agreed the description and regulations containedin this document on 19 September 2001. This document therefore replaces the

former RIBA Guidance Notes for Schools of Architecture on Examinationsin Professional Practice published by the RIBA in 1988. The description &regulations are effective from September 2002

The RIBA Outline Syllabus for the RIBAs Examination in Professional

Practice and Management, (Part 3) is published in a separate document,Tomorrows Architect, available from RIBA Book shops.


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regulations in this document. The procedures for the validation ofcourses are described in a separate document, RIBA Proceduresfor the Validation of UK Courses and Examinations in

Architecture, published by the RIBA, effective from September2003, and available from the RIBA Centre for ArchitecturalEducation orwww.architecture.com.
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- Written examinations, assessed course work, scenario based

essays and reports.

The Documentary Submission must be completed in clear,accurate and concise English.

The Professional Experience and Development RecordThe Professional Experience and Development Record is acompulsory part of the Examination in Professional Practice and

Management (Part 3). All candidates successfully passing theExamination in Professional Practice and Management must alsohave completed the Professional Experience and DevelopmentRecord and associated mandatory periods of professionalexperience. The Professional Experience and DevelopmentRecord and associated periods of professional experience must becompleted according to the regulations contained in the Record,available atwww.pedr.co.uk. A candidate must be registered at a

school of architecture with a recognised course, (Part 1, Part 2and/or Part 3); to complete the Professional Experience andDevelopment Record, for which schools of architecture maycharge a reasonable fee to cover the costs of monitoring acandidates records sheets.

The Professional InterviewThe Professional Interview is a compulsory part of the

Examination in Professional Practice and Management (Part 3.)Every candidate passing the Examination in Professional Practiceand Management (Part 3) must also have passed the ProfessionalInterview. A candidate must register and sit the ProfessionalInterview where the candidate is a registered for the Examinationin Professional Practice and Management (Part 3). A candidatemust have Part 1 and Part 2 and gained the necessary professionalexperience before sitting the Professional Interview.

The Professional Interview will be conducted by two examiners,

one of whom will be a professional examiner selected from the listof Professional Examiners. At least one of the examiners musthave examined at Part 3 on at leastone other occasion. Bothexaminers must be architects with extensive (at least seven years)experience of professional practice in the UK. The examiners willhave read the candidates documentary submission and PEDRprior to the Professional Interview. The Professional Interview

will be conducted in English.
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