This year’s data report shows that the licensure pipeline is recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic—and that the profession is more diverse than ever.
This year’s data report shows that the licensure pipeline is recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic—and that the profession is more diverse than ever.
NCARB and NOMA have released an action plan featuring a variety of solutions to address demographic disparities in the architecture profession.
For a limited time, NCARB is waiving reactivation fees for architects and licensure candidates with an inactive Certificate or Record.
On February 16, 2023, NCARB and the Architects Registration Board (ARB) signed a mutual recognition agreement.
As the first woman First Nations architect in Canada, Wanda Dalla Costa has nearly 20 years of experience working with Indigenous communities.
Explore NCARB’s catalog of continuing education courses and meet your annual CE requirement.
Learn more about the mutual recognition agreement between NCARB and its U.K. counterpart.
Meet NCARB's new president, Bayliss Ward, NCARB, AIA, and read the latest edition of NCARB by the Numbers.
Learn about NCARB's and NOMA's report on architectural education.
Learn more about NCARB’s work in FY21 with our Annual Report.