Students and academics at odds over Arb education shake-up

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Two thirds of teachers who responded to a survey did not support plans to abolish parts 1, 2 and 3

Students and academics are at loggerheads over Arb’s plans for the biggest shake-up of architectural education in 50 years.

The regulator has published the results of a consultation of the reforms held earlier this year, showing a clear divide in opinions between teachers and those being taught.

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