Masters of Architecture In USA

[@aishwaryabagwe2737]

You dnt even know where to make proper use the word architecture and architect ! Then how can i trust you 😂😂 ! Jokes apart ... I genuinely found this information to be misleading ! Do not follow !

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Haha Thanks for pointing out my mistakes Aishwarya. I was indeed nervous while making the video.

[@ideashackinc.8409]

Dude, being a civil engineer you obviously might have some bias & preconceived notions about architecture. Your slight hatred is evident in one of your comments too. That doesn't mean you've to demotivate hundreds of people watching KZbin from trying it. I know several Alumnis from my college who did M.arch in the US and are now earning much more than the sum you quoted in your video. Also there are lot of job opportunities if you make the right connections during your studies. Do better research and stop holding this certain grudge against Architects. Let's work together so that both the fields of Civil Engineering & Architecture develops far better.

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Hey bud, sorry if I my views came across as hatred, no-intention to do that. I love the field of Architecture, but I have so many of my friends who had to leave US with sponsorship issues. My goal is to share my experiences during my time in USA. Unfortunately the people who have made it here in architecture are making way less money than they deserve in this field and finding a company to sponsor is truly hard at-least in state of Michigan where I am from.

[@len8140]

I detected no hatred in this video. He was just straight to the point and blunt. The salary he quoted was a bit generous as a lot of the people I graduated with got offers between 25k to 40k which is offensive if you ask me after completing such an intense course. I was the one of if not luckiest out of my group to get a decent salary. It’s a stressful major with not an awesome pay because of the culture that the older people have created where they say you should work work work, ignore pay and do it for the love of architecture which is nonsense because passion won’t pay the bills.

[@ancylydia4019]

I think you should know more about architecture and architects before doing this video, sir.

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Sure Ancy, could you please elaborate on that. I would like to know if anything I said didn’t make sense.

[@ImmigrantTalks]

did you mean 3X, see that's what happens when you study architecture..

[@Computationalthinker]

No offense brother, I wish you knew something about the field before making this vedio. Everything you talked in the vedio is partial information. Masters in architecture is offered in more than 50 specializations in every country. Computational thinking, artificial intelligence, machine learning,etc are also the majors in which architects specialise in. U.S.A is the country in which people holding bachelor's civil engineering degree do masters in architecture 1( the 3 year one) more than the architecture students. I'm an architect and know a little bit more than you Bhai :) just please don't make a vedio based on the opinions of others. Most countries have placed architecture in the list of skilled / demanded occupation. Architecture is not a stem program in every university in U.S, just in a few. The information you gave in the vedio can manipulate any aspirant who would watch it. And yes, please also do check the fees of m.arch in America. Please don't do this. Architecture is a very very vast field incorporating every possible major you could think . If you do not believe me, please verify from any possible source.

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Will consider your opinion. Thanks for suggestions.

[@anandbabubattu9439]

Thank you brother . Got clear picture

[@ImmigrantTalks]

🙏😇

[@muwaffaqmoinuddin403]

thanks dude, solid advice no bs

[@prathameshawati9164]

I am doing interior design in india, do I get admission in USA for masters?? And one important question is in which field should I choose for masters like interior design or architecture .

[@varshareddy24]

I’m an architect and I completed my M.Arch. All the points you spoke about were pretty accurate regarding the salary, competition, uni location etc. No idea why the other architects in the comments are so pissed 😂

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Thanks

[@chaiyang4869]

Awesome information and great content as always!!! Thanks for sharing your experiences and giving a wider view into this topic, since a lot of people like to sugar coat things or gatekeep information. Keep up the hard work!!

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Thank you Chai.

[@SunilYadav-er9xe]

Sir. I am diploma holder in civil engineering with 2.8 years of working experience in building construction,I belong to a week family in bihar at this time what is better option for me .

[@vennela1236]

I'm a undergraduate in civil engineering passed out this year 2020. Suggest me when should I plan for ms. Which year is best either the fall for 2021 0r 2022 ?

[@maazansari871]

Hi! Bro I am doing Bachelor in Architecture Engineering from pak now I am willing to do my masters from US what would you suggest... In your you video you said you are competing to Americans is Americans earn more than us what's the reason behind this kindly explain? Please Thanks.

[@guntasgill1896]

Wow ! Just great content ! I am amazed.

[@ImmigrantTalks]

My pleasure 😇

[@garvitrajput5085]

That line "engineering engineering engineering" was so on point, sir if u could make a video on Wayne State University , or how's Detroit Michigan maybe a vlog that could be great literally love your content 🙏

[@bhargavilinga2827]

Hii Sir... Your video's are really supporting many students like me.. i completed my B.E(Civil) planning for masters in US, am intrsted towards Architecture My doubts are 1. Among Landscape architecture and structural engg which is highly demanded in U.S 2.What is period of time takes persuing master in Landscape arch. 3.what is the best design course for masters in civil engg,, hope that i will be more benifited with ur help sir

[@ImmigrantTalks]

I would suggest Structures over landscape Architecture. Landscape Architecture has less demand comparatively and many Americans do that. You will be competing against them. Unless it’s your passion and you have to do it, I would not suggest landscape architecture. If you want to do LA still contact me on IG. I can suggest some colleges. Good luck.

[@shriwardhansonawane7523]

What we have do for become architect in us from india??

[@shrivardhanprashant1642]

Bhau tu aapla marathi manus aahe vatht 🤟👏

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Jai Maharashtra.

[@shrivardhanprashant1642]

Bhau tumcha number milel ka mi pn Civil la ghyaych mahntoy n tumcha course baddal jara mahiti pahije hoti

[@aashishgautam672]

Why did you choose master of Science in construction and project manager over Ms in structural engineer?? Is it hard to study or it is difficult to find job as immigrants in the field of structural engineer.

[@ImmigrantTalks]

I did what I loved.

[@anonymous-eu3pd]

Is m.s in construction and project management a tough course for Indian Architecture graduates..?

[@shubhashreek3502]

@@anonymous-eu3pd I have the same doubt

[@manfromdownunder8407]

is the fact that US works with imperial system and rest of the world works with metric in architecture "one" of the contributing factor of preference of Americans in Jobs than an Indian candidate?

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Nope it does not matter. It’s such a trivial thing.

[@anonymous-eu3pd]

What are the various options of m.s for Architects from the U.S specifically in management sector..?

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Not many to be honest, you can get into urban design if you want to go to management.

[@meerapatel1996]

Hey i have a question to ask...... Please do answer..... Master in architecture or management degree in construction👷🚜? More beneficial in terms of pay easy to get in.

[@meerapatel1996]

Just completed B.Arch

[@ImmigrantTalks]

From my experience Masters of Science in construction is better

[@meerapatel1996]

Thank you so much for reply.... Will go through it 👍

[@khushhalsapra3854]

@@meerapatel1996 decided ?

[@Archemaze]

sir i have a doubt. so the avg salary after doing bachelors or masters is 50-60000 USD per annum right? so as far as i know its way higher than the salary provided in India. please correct me if i am wrong.

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Yes it is.

[@celsoviniciusmencuccino2763]

Nice content bro

[@mukulsharma7550]

Loved the video. Sir, i got an admit in Philadelphia, pensilvania, will be moving there in August for M.Arch for 3 years as I did my bachelor's from civil engineering from India. Also, am very much passionate about designing buildings and cities, have been doing them since 2nd semester. So, will it be worth the time to spend 30k tution fees and get a job?

[@ketanyadav3974]

Hey ... M also thinking of getting masters degree in architecture after my civil engineering bachelor degree... What is your experience now?? How is it going der??

[@mahamoudirshad875]

"Engineering Engineering and Engineering" for some reason it sounds to me like "IT IT IT" xD Jokes apart, i know architectural and structural engineers work together. So how about structural? does it have any scope?

[@lliy3261]

can I do my master's in Architecture, if I have a bachelors degree in civil engineering ????????

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Yes you can, but I would not recommend it. Go for something you know. Architecture is way to much work and you will be missing plenty of basics.

[@dbarrio94]

@@ImmigrantTalks completely wrong dude. way to discourage someone without the knowledge of actually being in a program. M.Arch programs across the US have students from all sorts of undergrad backgrounds, not just architecture. Civil engineering would put you at a solid place to do an M.Arch

[@ImmigrantTalks]

@@dbarrio94 Hey Daniel, You may be right. I am from Civil Engineering and I tried to do Architecture as an undergrad, my advisor suggested me against it because I was missing so many basic classes. That's why I advise people the same. If you have better suggestions feel free to let me know, usually for masters Architecture schools will make engineering students take many extra classes before they start. If you have a different experience please let me know I would be happy to change my opinion, and learn something new. Thanks

[@dbarrio94]

@@ImmigrantTalks 3 year programs are structured for students with no knowledge in architecture who may be from engineering or arts backgrounds (and often even out of those themselves). It depends on the school, so just gotta research. But for the most part, programs will be structured to accommodate non-architecture students in some form. Many times students with architecture backgrounds get advanced placement. Civil engineering should put you in a position to be well acquainted with things like structures and environmental systems

[@vedantbhoraniya1513]

Which university are you talking

[@kollabathulasteven3133]

I am studying 3rd year btech in civil engineering i want do masters architecture which country is better to do masters

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Please watch my video on USA vs canada

[@Rockybhai-ku6fd]

Can I pursue m.arch in abroad after bachelor in civil engineering?

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Yes you can.

[@celsoviniciusmencuccino2763]

I'm civil engineer and I'm searching for a good school to go for my MBA How many credits it have? which institution would you recommend? And how much I'm gonna pay? Thanks buddy

[@aashishgautam672]

Don't go for MBA. Better to go for master of science in finance than MBA

[@celsoviniciusmencuccino2763]

@@aashishgautam672 I thought about MBA because I think it would be cheaper, and I have the opportunity to work as an OPT

[@aashishgautam672]

@@celsoviniciusmencuccino2763 that's OK but you have only 1 Year of opt after your graduation because it is not a stem degree then what the point of study the civil in bachelor .and all courses needs around 40k to complete.

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Do an MBA in STEM and you can get 3 yrs of OPT

[@karthikmurakonda5960]

Salary per month?

[@sanmicka]

Hi.. I've done a masters in urban planning from India and a B.arch. Now I for some reason am moving to USA, what would u suggest in that case..Can I get a job without a US degree or shall i really go for a higher degree?

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Masters in Urban planning again..Plenty of scope here. Don’t feel as if you will learn same stuff again, you will always learn more and you can customize your classes here.

[@wackydawgcoptyltd8282]

hey, im moving to US this august for my masters in architecture. what are the odds of me getting a job after i graduate? i am indian and have a b.arch from australia.

[@ImmigrantTalks]

You should be good, just focus on making connections while in college and find an internship. It helps if you find people already in your field who have gotten sponsored though their company.

[@Devika_naidu]

Please give me a reply...its very beneficial for me....I just wanted to go for m.arch... Iam from civil engineering branch... Çan u please suggest me which field is better for masters... And the scope

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Construction Management is good

[@janvideshmukh2904]

Thank you sir for helping students like us who are willing to study abroad with a dream to settle there!...Sir I'm pursuing bachelor degree in Civil engineering(3rd) and I'm planning for Masters/March from US which course has the highest scope!?

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Did you watch my videos on Construction management, and transportation engineering.

[@ishnausavlogs]

sir im planning for masters in urban planning in usa..i have graduated bachelors in Architecture...would you suggest which universities are providing urban planning course

[@ImmigrantTalks]

university of Michigan I know of only one good one. It’s among the best.

[@ishnausavlogs]

@@ImmigrantTalks thank you sir 😊

[@arlavanyapv]

hai sir , now I'm studying b. arch 4th yr , is that possible to do masters while in intern+project period? in final yr. and next is my wish to be a project management, so after bachelor, what should I do in masters?

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Masters in Construction or Project management.

[@arlavanyapv]

@@ImmigrantTalks can i do this course while in my 5th yr of b. Arch? Like parallel degree' and UK uni is okay for those course?

[@kishu222]

Is it possible to get OPT for 1 year after doing Diploma course or 1 year course in US ? Given that the course is related to STEM field ?

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Nope, do a masters

[@kishu222]

@@ImmigrantTalks appritiate the response .

[@vrundajog7669]

After seeing the review s I don't feel like watching it since u r demotivating Architect s

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Sorry Vrunda, if my views are a bit strong in this video, I tried to be as transparent through my experience. I have worked at an Architecture firm and came to conclusion with some of the thoughts in here. Still I am working on doing an interview with an Architect soon.

[@hussaindodiya1716]

I've completed my diploma in civil last year what should i do now? Any suggestions? I wanna study ahead in the US

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Complete your degree, and then masters.

[@hussaindodiya1716]

@@ImmigrantTalks can i go there for degree itself?

[@ikingjoker7249]

I’m a architecture major, is it worth it to go for my master?

[@ImmigrantTalks]

If you are passionate about it, go for it.

[@lazarusodiango4404]

Hello, i have a bachelors degree in construction management and would want to pursue in msc architecture, whats your say.

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Might be a little difficult to study but try it out you can always change your major if things don’t workout.

[@lazarusodiango4404]

@@ImmigrantTalks okay what can you suggest. Should I proceed with MSc construction engineering and management

[@arya12345srk]

Which college are you in?

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Lawrence Tech graduate.

[@bravelittletoaster3439]

What you’re saying is completely wrong. Why don’t you stick to India. You clearly have no idea what’s going on with architecture jobs in the US. bye.

[@vennela1236]

Hello sir By current situation which country is best to do ms in construction management . Like the factors, getting a PR ,finding a job, demand. Which country is best USA,Canada,Australia ?

[@AmarDsouz]

Preferably Canada and Australia. Again It's hard to get PR in Australia compared to Canada.

[@vennela1236]

@@AmarDsouz tq for the suggestion

[@wraster07hp36]

Nice video

[@ImmigrantTalks]

Thanks