Not sure if your degree is accredited? Check the list maintained by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB). There are 100+ accredited professional degree programs in the United States and Canada alone. Most states require a professional degree in architecture: a Bachelor or Master of Architecture. support preparing for the Architect Registration Exam (ARE) including study guides, test prep and a scholarship.a peer network with group study opportunities through your AIA chapter.opportunities to participate in NCARB's Architectural Experience Program (AXP) and earn experience hours - fulfilling a AIA Learning Unit or a Continuing Education Unit is counted as 1 AXP experience hour.free 18-month AIA membership for new grads.We’re here to support you every step of the way. The process is demanding but the payoff gives you a competitive edge and the power to create your own future. Eutaw Street, 5th Floor, Baltimore, MD 21201 and arrive at least 10 minutes early before your scheduled appointment time.Obtaining your license is a big step in your career.

You will receive an e-mail confirming the date and time of your appointment.Īppointments are available Monday through Friday, from 10:00 a.m. Please select the type of appointment you need from our list of available in-person services using the drop-down menu on the scheduler. Use Labor’s Central Scheduling System to meet with a representative from one of our boards or commissions. We can be reached using our contacts page for e-mail addresses and telephone numbers of individual staff members or Please note, walk-in assistance is not available. The offices of the Maryland Board of Architects are open and serving our customers through our online licensing resources, via e-mail and telephone, and by limited in-person appointments. The Board may issue a reprimand, suspend or revoke a license or permit, and/or impose a fine. The Board investigates complaints against licensees, as well as complaints related to unlicensed practice. The Board regulates the practice of architecture under the provisions of Business Occupations and Professions Article, Annotated Code of Maryland, Title 3 and the Code of Maryland Regulations, Title 9, Subtitle 21. We also issue permits to businesses practicing architecture.

The Maryland Board of Architects qualifies and licenses individuals seeking architectural licensure.

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