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NCARB answers questions for U.S. architects pursuing U.K. licensure.

U.S. Architects: Answers to Your Questions About Getting Licensed in the U.K.

Explore FAQs regarding NCARB and ARB’s new reciprocity agreement.

NCARB answers questions for U.K. architects pursuing U.S. licensure.

U.K. Architects: Answers to Your Questions About Getting Licensed in the U.S.

Explore FAQs regarding NCARB and ARB’s new reciprocity agreement.

Prova Zaman-Haque is licensed in the U.S. and the U.K.

Architect Prova Zaman-Haque on the New US/UK MRA, Representation, and More

One architect shares her experience getting licensed in the United States and the United Kingdom.

NCARB Live: US-UK MRA Overview with NCARB and ARB

Watch the Webinar: How YOU Can Get Licensed in the UK

Join us to learn more about our MRA with the United Kingdom.

Apura Purandareshares her journey to becoming a licensed architect in the U.S.

From Mumbai to LA: Apurva Purandare's Journey to Licensure

Learn how Apurva Purandare navigated licensure in the U.S. and how she leverages her experience to advocate for other immigrants in the architecture profession.

The logos of NCARB and ARB, alongside the British and American flags.

Reciprocity With the U.K.: How to Take Advantage of the New Agreement

Take advantage of this new opportunity to expand your practice.

U.S.-U.K reciprocity agreement event, featuring CEO Mike Armstrong as a panelist.

NCARB and ARB Celebrate Reciprocity Agreement Between U.S. and U.K.

Get a recap of recent events and learn more about the milestone agreement.

NCARB Live: How YOU Can Get Licensed in the UK

Watch Our Webinar: Pursuing Licensure in the United Kingdom

Learn more about our mutual recognition agreement with the U.K.

New Reciprocity Agreement Expands Opportunities for U.S. and U.K. Architects

Explore the impacts of the groundbreaking agreement and see if you’re eligible to apply for a reciprocal license.

Next Steps for Establishing Reciprocity for Architects Between the U.S. and U.K.

NCARB and the ARB hope to implement the MRA in early 2023.