Architecture Professional Experience Development Record (PEDR)

Postgraduate

In Leicester

£ 200 VAT inc.

Description

  • Type

    Postgraduate

  • Location

    Leicester

  • Duration

    Flexible

DMU’s PEDR service:

The PEDR is an electronic record of a graduate's professional experience, development and competency in the practice of architecture. Monitoring and endorsing of Professional Experience Development Record (PEDR) sheets is conducted through the graduate monitoring service at the Leicester School of Architecture. This is a self-directed, work-based exercise which centres on the Royal Institute of British Architects’ (RIBA) PEDR sheets.

There is no formal syllabus and completing the PEDR sheets carries no academic credits. These are an essential component for taking the Part 3 RIBA/ARB exam and, once passed, gaining admittance to the register of architects held by Architects Registration Board.

Facilities

Location

Start date

Leicester (Leicestershire)
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The Gateway, LE1 9BH

Start date

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About this course

The successful completion of the requisite number of Professional Experience and Development Record (PEDR) sheets is required to be eligible to sit the RIBA/ARB Part 3 exam in architecture and to register as an architect in the UK.

You must have an ARB/RIBA proscribed/validated Part 1 degree certificate or evidence of equivalent qualification.

International students

If English is not your first language an IELTS score of 6.0 overall with 5.5 in each band, or equivalent when you start the course is essential. English Language tuition, delivered by our British Council-accredited Centre for English Language Learning, is available both before and throughout the course if you need it.

You are required to have completed a minimum of eight Professional Experience and Development Record (PEDR) sheets in order to be eligible to take the RIBA/ARB Part 3 exam in architecture and to register as an architect in the UK.
At the Leicester School of Architecture at DMU, you will need to enrol on the PEDR graduate monitoring service in order to have your PEDR sheets endorsed by a DMU professional studies adviser (PSA).
You will use the online RIBA PEDR sheets to monitor and evaluate your experience in architectural practice under the supervision of a qualified person within the practice, called your employment mentor.
On enrolment, you will be allocated a PSA who will receive, evaluate and endorse, by signature, your PEDR sheets, which will make them valid as evidence of professional experience for the purposes of eligibility for the Part 3 exam.
You may enrol on the PEDR programme after completing your Architecture BA (Hons) or concurrently with the part-time BA/MArch course or after you have completed the BA/MArch course. You will automatically be enrolled on the PEDR programme if you start the PG Dip in Architectural Practice (RIBA/ARB Part 3) course, provided you have valid Part 1 and Part 2 qualifications and have already obtained four suitably endorsed PEDR sheets.

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Subjects

  • Monitoring
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  • Architectural
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  • Experience
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Course programme

Teaching and assessments

Overview

There is no formal teaching. You are required to be in full-time employment in an architectural practice whilst completing your PEDR sheets. You will access PEDR sheets via the RIBA website and will be required to have these endorsed by your employment mentor in practice and a PSA from the LSA.

You are required to undertake 24 months work experience, a minimum of 12 months of which must be post-Part 2 (normally completed alongside the PG Dip). Many students may find it useful to take two or more years of experience post-Part 2 in order to fully prepare for the Part 3 exam.

There should be one PEDR sheet for each three months of experience in practice, and you will need a minimum of eight completed and endorsed PEDR sheets before you take the Part 3 exam.

Contact hours

The graduate monitoring service at the LSA is conducted online, via the receipt and return of PEDR sheets. Attendance is not required.

Architecture Professional Experience Development Record (PEDR)

£ 200 VAT inc.