CE course author Sheila Christian shares how architects can help veterans dealing with trauma. Developed by industry experts, our courses are free for NCARB-certified architects and candidates! Tanvi Solanki shares her passion for sustainability, the benefits of being quadrilingual, and more. Unpaid internships deepen existing barriers and inequities within the architecture profession.
From licensure candidates to Certificate holders, stay up to date on the latest information at every career stage. NCARB's Analysis of Practice study will explore how architecture is evolving and help determine the licensing model of the future. Sign up to be a part of the critical research today!
From licensure candidates to Certificate holders, stay up to date on the latest information at every career stage. NCARB's Analysis of Practice study will explore how architecture is evolving and help determine the licensing model of the future. Sign up to be a part of the critical research today!
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Unpaid internships deepen existing barriers and inequities within the architecture profession.
NCARB and NOMA Report Reveals Significant Exam-Related Disparities for People of Color, Candidates Over 40.
The report identifies barriers that impact marginalized groups, plus areas for future study.
NCARB's 2021 report features new diversity data, plus insights into the pandemic's impact.
2021 updates include clarifying language for foreign architects and applicants with varying degrees.
Dunwoody College of Technology and Texas A&M University to Offer Accelerated Licensure Path for Architecture Students.
NCARB and NOMA Report Reveals Significant Exam-Related Disparities for People of Color, Candidates Over 40.
The report identifies barriers that impact marginalized groups, plus areas for future study.
NCARB's 2021 report features new diversity data, plus insights into the pandemic's impact.
2021 updates include clarifying language for foreign architects and applicants with varying degrees.
Dunwoody College of Technology and Texas A&M University to Offer Accelerated Licensure Path for Architecture Students.
This course addresses an architect's standard of care, as well as the liability an architect faces during a project's pursuit, negotiation, design, construction document production, and the construction administration process.
This course addresses the social well-being fostered by preserving and revitalizing the existing urban fabric; complying with regulatory challenges unique to adaptive reuse; supporting sustainability through reuse; and upgrading systems while improving accessibility to existing buildings.
This course addresses the social well-being fostered by preserving and revitalizing the existing urban fabric; complying with regulatory challenges unique to adaptive reuse; supporting sustainability through reuse; and upgrading systems while improving accessibility to existing buildings.
We are dedicated to helping professionals reach their career goals, providing key data about the path to licensure, and protecting the public's health, safety, and welfare.
Learn more about what we do.
NCARB is proud to be a diverse workplace with a talented team of experts.
As part of our organization, you'll be working with leaders in the field to develop innovative advancements for licensure and the practice of architecture.
We are an Agile workplace that encourages collaboration, inclusion, and individual professional development.
Learn more about what we do.
NCARB is proud to be a diverse workplace with a talented team of experts.
As part of our organization, you'll be working with leaders in the field to develop innovative advancements for licensure and the practice of architecture.
We are an Agile workplace that encourages collaboration, inclusion, and individual professional development.
We work to keep our costs low for licensure candidates beginning their professional careers-which is why the fees for some programs and services increase after initial licensure.
All fees are non-refundable.
You will need an active NCARB Record to participate in the Architectural Experience Program (AXP), take the Architect Registration Examination (ARE), and have your Record transmitted to an architectural registration board for initial licensure.
Once you're licensed, you'll also need a Record to apply for the NCARB Certificate.
All fees are non-refundable.
You will need an active NCARB Record to participate in the Architectural Experience Program (AXP), take the Architect Registration Examination (ARE), and have your Record transmitted to an architectural registration board for initial licensure.
Once you're licensed, you'll also need a Record to apply for the NCARB Certificate.
Of the 55 jurisdictions, 50 licensing boards allow candidates to take the ARE while completing their experience-this is known as early eligibility.
Find out if your board allows early eligibility through our licensing requirements tool.
In most cases, if you have met the requirements for education, experience, and examination, we will evaluate and transmit your Record in approximately 45 business days.
We will notify you via email before transmitting your Record to your requested jurisdiction.
If your jurisdiction has additional requirements, you may have to complete those re.
Find out if your board allows early eligibility through our licensing requirements tool.
In most cases, if you have met the requirements for education, experience, and examination, we will evaluate and transmit your Record in approximately 45 business days.
We will notify you via email before transmitting your Record to your requested jurisdiction.
If your jurisdiction has additional requirements, you may have to complete those re.
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