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As an IT architect or technical architect, as it’s also known, you’ll combine your technology and business know-how to plan, design and build IT systems for a range of clients. Learn more about a career as an IT architect, find out what it involves and what you’ll need to study and do to get a role.
A degree is needed to work in this field most of the time, usually in an IT-related subject at undergraduate or postgraduate level. Subjects to consider include:
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Although a postgraduate qualification isn’t always needed for success in this role, it will always benefit you in terms of the skills and experience you can offer potential employers.
Examples of master’s and other postgraduate level courses include:
As an IT architect, your ability to work on large projects while having an eye for the little details will be important, along with excellent communication skills.
Relevant work experience is essential for your success in a competitive and fast-paced industry. Many degree courses offer options to take on placements in industry or internships, which can be valuable ways to build early experience and connections. Developing skills in a broad range of areas like systems and software engineering, project management and different operating systems will allow you to find more work opportunities.
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