Read NCARB and NOMA's first report of the Baseline on Belonging study, which explores how factors such as race, age, and firm size impact candidates completing the AXP.
Once you’ve met local requirements and received a license, you can officially call yourself an architect! You may also be eligible for the NCARB Certificate, a credential that allows you to easily practice in multiple states.
The NCARB Certificate gives you the flexibility you need to advance your career.
As you complete your portfolio, please use this guide to understand the process for the preparation, submission, and review of your portfolio.
Find an NCARB certified architect near you.
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!
