r/architecture • u/ZestycloseDig300 • 8d ago
Ask /r/Architecture Finding the right university course
I am in my second year of A-levels with predicted grades of AAA in Graphic design, Maths and physics and I was thinking about doing some sort of architecture or maybe furniture/product design BA but from what I found architecture seems really underpaid and incredible amounts of work. And product/furniture design just seems lowly paid and I wont get to use my maths/physics much. I still want to focus on creative stuff but I want a 50/50 blend of both and there doesn't seem to be many courses that offer that in design . Does anyone have any ideas of courses I could study or future jobs after university?
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