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Ms in architecture vs mfa in architecture?

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Neither. You want and Master of Architecture. These are accredited, which means you'll be able to get a license to practice architecture. These are 2 to 3.5-year programs, depending on your background (you don't need any architecture experience at all for the longer programs).

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