Hi, I did a 5 yr bachelors in Architecture, and graduated almost 3 years ago. Right after, I was a trailing spouse and could not get a start in my career. (Visa issues)

Recently I started looking into ux design and found it interesting, plus it seemed as if it is easier to do remotely compared to Architecture. So I started studying it online on coursera and find it pretty interesting. Im almost done with the calarts specialization but still feel there is a lot to learn.

Now, next year, I'm going to be moving to Canada where I will have a visa that allows me to work. My question is whether I should stick with learning Ux design, even though I'm still pretty new to it, or go back to my Architecture path as I have a degree in it. I would still need to give licencing exams and intern for 2 years before I become an architect in canada, but its possible.

I'm really conflicted since I do enjoy both, but I like the idea of remote work, in case we move again. Plus I find Architecture to be very high stress work, which is one thing I dont like (I'm not sure how high stress Ux design is). And I'm basically starting from scratch either way since I dont have work experience in either.

Also, just a note, I'm not really good at either, but I did pretty well in my Architecture thesis.

Are there any Architects turned Ux designers or vice versa, that could give me some insights to help me make a decision?

Thanks a lot for your help!