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The Board of Architects (BOA) in Singapore recognizes architecture degree programs offered by both local and foreign universities. In Singapore, the BOA recognizes the architecture degree programs offered by the National University of Singapore (NUS) and Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD). These programs are accredited by the BOA and are recognized for meeting … Read more
In Singapore, you can verify if an architect is registered with the Board of Architects (BOA) by checking the BOA’s online register of architects. Here are the steps to check if an architect is registered with the BOA: Visit the BOA’s website at https://www.boa.gov.sg/ Click on “For the Public” in the menu bar and select … Read more
In order to call oneself an architect, is registration required? Yes. No person shall use verbally or otherwise the word “architect” or any of its derivatives in connection with any business designation that will lead to the belief that the person is an architect unless the person is registered with the Board of Architects in … Read more
As at 31 Dec 2019, there were a total of 2148 architects on the register of architects and a total of 1727 architects on the annual register of practitioners To practise architecture in Singapore, is registration required by law for indigenous and foreign persons? Yes, statutory legislation under the Architects Act requires registration by both indigenous … Read more
To register as an architect in Singapore, you will need to: have an approved academic qualification in architecture; have an appropriate practical experience in architectural work; and pass the professional practice examination, oral or written examination prescribed and approved by the Board. In addition, the Board must be satisfied that an applicant for registration is … Read more