Architects Act 2002
sec.10When applicant is qualified for registration
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sec.10 When applicant is qualified for registration
An applicant for registration is qualified for registration if the applicant has— 1 or more of the following qualifications— a qualification in architecture recognised by the Architects Accreditation Council of Australia (the AACA ); a qualification in architecture obtained outside Australia and assessed by the AACA to be equivalent to a qualification mentioned in subparagraph (i) ; successful completion of the National Program of Assessment, or another program, coordinated by the AACA; and successfully completed— the AACA’s Architectural Practice Examination; or another examination, if any, arranged or approved by the board. s 10 sub 2010 No. 18 s 6 amd 2020 No. 24 s 153 s ch 1 pt 1
- (a) 1 or more of the following qualifications— (i) a qualification in architecture recognised by the Architects Accreditation Council of Australia (the AACA ); (ii) a qualification in architecture obtained outside Australia and assessed by the AACA to be equivalent to a qualification mentioned in subparagraph (i) ; (iii) successful completion of the National Program of Assessment, or another program, coordinated by the AACA; and
- (i) a qualification in architecture recognised by the Architects Accreditation Council of Australia (the AACA );
- (ii) a qualification in architecture obtained outside Australia and assessed by the AACA to be equivalent to a qualification mentioned in subparagraph (i) ;
- (iii) successful completion of the National Program of Assessment, or another program, coordinated by the AACA; and
- (b) successfully completed— (i) the AACA’s Architectural Practice Examination; or (ii) another examination, if any, arranged or approved by the board.
- (i) the AACA’s Architectural Practice Examination; or
- (ii) another examination, if any, arranged or approved by the board.
- (i) a qualification in architecture recognised by the Architects Accreditation Council of Australia (the AACA );
- (ii) a qualification in architecture obtained outside Australia and assessed by the AACA to be equivalent to a qualification mentioned in subparagraph (i) ;
- (iii) successful completion of the National Program of Assessment, or another program, coordinated by the AACA; and
- (i) the AACA’s Architectural Practice Examination; or
- (ii) another examination, if any, arranged or approved by the board.