Architect Registration Exam

In Japan, the Architect Registration Exam is typically administered by the Architectural Institute of Japan (AIJ). The exam is designed to assess the knowledge and skills required for individuals to become registered architects in Japan:

Eligibility:
⚫ Educational Requirements: Typically, candidates need to have completed a recognized architectural education program, such as a degree in architecture.
⚫ Practical Experience: Some level of practical experience in the field of architecture may be required before taking the exam.

Exam Structure:
⚫ Written Exam: This usually consists of multiple-choice questions, short answer questions, and possibly essay-type questions. The topics covered may include architectural history, building technology, design principles, and professional practice.
⚫ Design Exam: Candidates may be required to complete a design project that demonstrates their ability to apply architectural principles and solve practical problems.

Language:
⚫ Exams are typically conducted in Japanese, so proficiency in the Japanese language is essential.

Registration Process:
⚫ Successful completion of the exams is usually a prerequisite for registration as a licensed architect.
⚫ Candidates may need to submit documentation of their educational and professional qualifications along with their exam application.
Continuing Education:
⚫ Architects are often required to engage in continuing education to stay updated on industry trends, technologies, and regulations.
For the most accurate and current information, I recommend contacting the Architectural Institute of Japan or the relevant licensing authority directly.