what a levels should i choose for architecture as an international student

hi i'm an int'l student and i want to take a levels heading into architecture. sadly, my country doesn't offer subjects like art or fine arts, but i have decided on maths and english. what should i take as my last subject? (options: further maths, physics, history, business, thinking skills)

Have a look at the following thread with the A level entry requirements for UK architecture courses:

https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=7361710

Can you take subjects such as design technology or product design at A level? Many courses don't require specific A levels but do require high A-level grades, so pick subjects you enjoy and will do well in.

You will be required to submit a portfolio of creative work as part of the application process for the majority of universities so if you can't take a creative subject at A level, you will need to drawing, painting, etc. outside of school.

Bath has one of the top Architecture degrees in the UK and ask for Maths and/or Physics - and an Art/Design qualification because they dont ask for a portfolio.

If you are not taking an Art/Design subject then look at doing a 1-year Art & Design Foundation Diploma before Uni - its a very well respected UK qualification and a common route into a degree - see https://www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/student-advice/what-to-study/art-and-design-foundation-diplomas

thank you so much for the reply! sadly, those courses are also not available, so i finally resorted to physics and probably will maximize my portfolio instead. i've actually seen your thread on A level entry requirement and it's very helpful! i'll utilize that to really devise a plan for college applications. thank you and wish me luck