EDUCATION
The SAIA aims to promote and maintain
high standards of conduct, professional competence and integrity.
Education in architecture is evolving continuously to meet
the changing demands of the profession and of society. SAIA
is involved with and interacts on a wide range of Education-related
initiatives with the Council, tertiary institutions and
other interested parties. organises several programmes to
ensure that members are able to develop their professional
competence throughout their careers.
A CAREER IN ARCHITECTURE
For more information on a career in
Architecture, click here
STUDENT
AWARDS
Several awards, competitions, bursaries
and scholarships are available to students of architecture.
For more information click
here
TERTIARY
INSTITUTIONS
The standard of qualifications in
Architecture is evaluated by the SA Council for the Architectural
Profession for accreditation. Different qualifications,
ranging from a two-year national diploma in architectural
technology to a five year university qualification, consisting
of a Bachelors, Honours and Masters (Pr) degree, are available.
For the contact details of Universities that offer accredited
courses in Architecture, click
here
For the contact details of Universities of Technology that
offer accredited courses in Architecture, click
here
CAMPUS PLANNING AND EDUCATIONAL
BUILDINGS: CPD COURSE 12 & 13 FEBRUARY 2010
Due to mergers, obsolescence and the need for renewal most campuses and educational buildings, both at school and tertiary levels, are increasingly becoming the subject of professional attention. This course is designed to review current trends in the design and execution of campuses and educational buildings in the light of the needs of architectural and other associated professions, client bodies, the construction industries and social and cultural demands. The scope is deliberately inclusive of urban design aspects of campus planning, its definition by individual buildings and theoretical premises underlying the design of educational buildings. Vigorous debate among academics, practising professionals in built environment, clients and end users is anticipated and so are constructive proposals for the future.
You are invited to attend this CPD course and enter the forum of this debate.
Click here to read more...
CPD invitation
CPD Provisional program
CPD Registration form
CPD Certificate of attendance
DEADLINE FOR NON
EUROPEAN STUDENTS (THIRD-COUNTRY STUDENTS) REQUIRING
A SCHOLARSHIP: 15 JANUARY 2010
The European Commission awards grants
to non European students (category A scholarships).
This scholarship amounts to 31.000 euros:
8.000 EUR - travel/installation contribution
7.000 EUR - participation cost contribution (registration
fees)
16.000 EUR (1.000 EUR x 16 months) - monthly allowances
And 8 scholarships for European Students
(Category B scholarships). This scholarship amounts
to 15.000 €:
7.000 EUR – for the registration
fees.
8.000 EUR (500 EUR x 16 months) – monthly allowance
And grants to non-European scholars
(category B scholarships) interested in carrying out
teaching and research tasks in an Erasmus Mundus master
course. Scholarships for scholars are calculated on
the basis of €1200 per week. Each individual scholar
scholarship corresponds to a maximum duration of three
months. The consortium may decide to invite / fund more
scholars for shorter periods on the condition that each
individual mobility flow lasts a minimum of two weeks
and that no scholar receives more than the equivalent
of a 3 months scholarship.
For more information:
www.emdireb.eu
http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/erasmus_mundus/index_en.php
Presentation
Master (English) - Click to download
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Master (Espanol) - Click to download
