Students comparing
architecture degrees should begin with the type of architect they hope to become. Some programs emphasize design experimentation, while others focus more on technology, sustainability, urban planning or research.

Next, compare the course structure, portfolio requirements, total study costs, scholarship eligibility and professional recognition. Students planning to practise in another country should check the licensing requirements that apply there.
Global rankings can help identify universities for further research, but they should not replace a detailed assessment of each program.
The Campus Review offers an introduction to international architecture degree options.
https://thecampusreview.com/stem/top-architecture-schools/