In most states, architects are required to earn continuing education (CE) every year to ensure their ongoing professional development.

80% of respondents indicated that candidates should demonstrate proficiency in problem solving and professionalism.

NCARB is committed to encouraging greater DEI throughout all aspects of the NCARB community

As professionals responsible for the public’s health, safety, and welfare, architects are typically

The knowledge and skills necessary for licensure are different than the knowledge and skills firms look for when hiring.

Earning a license to practice architecture can be a challenging process—but architects find value in their licenses.

The final Baseline on Belonging report includes a series of solutions NCARB and NOMA plan to implement.

Architects shared the roles they take on, how they collaborate, and how technology is impacting their responsibilities.

Specializations are becoming increasingly important within the architecture industry—especially for practitioners in large firms .

We surveyed thousands of architects and other practitioners to better understand perceptions around health, safety, and welfare.