Do you have to do separate science become a architect?

It is not necessary to do separate science to become an architect. Many universities and colleges offer architecture degrees that do not require separate science courses.

For example, the following universities in the United Kingdom do not require separate science courses for their architecture degrees:

* University of Cambridge

* University of Edinburgh

* University of Glasgow

* University of Liverpool

* University of Sheffield

However, some architecture degrees may require students to have a basic understanding of science and mathematics. For example, the University of Cambridge requires applicants for its architecture degree to have a minimum of a GCSE grade B in mathematics and a GCSE grade C in science.

Ultimately, the specific entry requirements for architecture degrees vary from university to university. It is therefore important to check the entry requirements for the specific architecture degrees that you are interested in applying to.