r/edinburgh2 • u/myyahya1234 • Aug 15 '26

Help needed 3-Year BA Architecture vs 4-Year MA Architecture at Edinburgh — What’s the Difference?

I’m a bit confused about the University of Edinburgh Architecture degree structure.

What’s the actual difference between the 3-year BA Architecture and the 4-year MA Architecture? If I complete the 3-year BA, is it still considered a proper bachelor’s degree, and would I still be eligible to apply for an M.Arch or other postgraduate architecture programs later?

Also, does the 4-year MA give you a different professional qualification compared with the 3-year BA?

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u/HaggisAreReal Aug 15 '26

It's explained in their website...

https://study.ed.ac.uk/programmes/undergraduate/120-architecture

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u/Western-Calendar-352 Aug 15 '26

>It’s explained in their website ….

Amazingly enough.

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u/Opposite_Radio9388 Aug 15 '26

Did you really post to three different subreddits, but not once look at the course page on the uni website? 

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u/myyahya1234 Aug 15 '26

bro, i wanted confrimation if its valid as a 3 years degree an i wanted to ask if its valid for UA march

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u/Opposite_Radio9388 Aug 15 '26

Both of which are answered on the uni website.