As part of our ongoing efforts to expand access to the ARE for candidates living and working around the globe, we’re excited to announce that NCARB is providing more international test centers where ARE 5.0 is available.
Michael Sweeney is the first architect to take advantage of a new opportunity to use his NCARB Certificate to become registered in Australia and New Zealand.
NCARB and the Canadian Architectural Licensing Authorities signed a Mutual Recognition Agreement for reciprocal registration of architects, which went into effect January 1, 2014.
Mexican architects must meet these requirements to be eligible for licensure through the Tri-National Mutual Recognition Agreement.
Canadian architects must meet these requirements to be eligible for licensure through the Tri-National Mutual Recognition Agreement.
As of August 18, 2020, NCARB has issued an additional six-month rolling clock extension to all ARE candidates with valid divisions passed as of March 1, 2020. Read more.
