architectural technology vs architecture

hi
so i applied for architecture and architectural technology on ucas at hudds uni and leedsmet uni. i love architecture, design and drawing. i know that AT focuses more on the technical and engineering aspect of architecture but i dont know it in details.
i am not the kind of person who spend many hours a day studying cuz i simply get bored. i got two offer both architectural technology so id like to know how similar AT is to architecture. does it have a lot of designing in it or is it completely different? am i in trouble??

Hi thanks a lot for replying. What happens after you finish AT? How many years is it till its finished completely? And what will you be at the end it? I mean the sort of job you can find and also the qualification?

If you get bored from studying or doing work then architecture or even university is probs not your best choice! :P Takes a lot of hard work to do well.

I'm studying AT it does include engineering, surveying and science but still heavily focuses on design. Its a great course and you'll get a lot out of it. However, if you want to become a fully chartered Architect then pure architecture is the only way really.

Its a personal choice. I wanted to know how my building i've designed stands up and fits together rather than spending countless hours drawing (although i still do that) AT fulfilled that criteria,

After the AT course you can do a masters in architecture if you want or many others related to the building industry. Its a very broad course.

Message me if you have and specific questions.