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Student Handbook
The Student Handbook provides information for those who are currently studying or training to become an architect as well those who are considering a career in architecture. It has been set out in three parts to help you to find the guidance most suited to your current situation and will point you to appropriate parts of the ARB website and to external sites to ensure that you have all the information you need.
Every attempt is made to keep them as up to date and comprehensive as possible, but please let us know if there is any additional information that you think might be helpful.
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