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Norway

Country Profile

ACE Member Organisations

Norwegian Union of Architects AFAG

PB 5899 Majorstuen – 0308 Oslo

Tel : +47 23 33 24 80

[email protected]

http://www.afag.no/

President: Silje Andrea Sæverud

Head of Delegation: Bent Aaby

Norwegian Association of Architects NAL

Josefines Gate 34 – 0351 Oslo

Tel : + 47 23 33 25 00

Fax : + 47 23 33 25 01

[email protected]

http://www.arkitektur.no

President: Tina Larsen

Head of Delegation: Kari Bucher

Association of Consulting Architects in Norway ACA

PB 5482 Majorstuen – 0305 Oslo

Tel : +47 22 93 15 00/08

Fax : +47 22 93 15 01

[email protected]

http://www.arkitektbedriftene.no

President: Michelle S. Wright

Head of Delegation: Steinar Skjerdingstad

The statistics are sourced from the The Architectural Profession in Europe 2024 Sector Study.

Access to the profession

Academic training 5 years (3+2), Master\\\'s Degree, given at three architect schools
Comments Continued training: not compulsory.
Entrance examination Yes
If yes How much time
Professional training needed? No professional experience required in order to practice at the lowest level. The authorities require academic training, Ms and various degree of relevant experience in order to be authorized to sign building permit papers (three levels of authorization)
Qualified as

Continuous Professional Development

Are certain subjects mandatory?
Development of the trainings: A. Estimated number of courses/year B. Estimated number of participants/year C. Estimated lesson hours/year 60-70 courses / year / 2000 participants / year / 370 lessons hours/year
Do you have a database of the content of your CPD programme? Yes
Do you have any evaluation criteria for the CPD material? Yes
Does a system of CPD for architects exists in your country? Yes
If it is compulsory, is it required by law or by a Code of Conduct? Required by law and by code of conduct
If it is regulated, who regulates the system: A professional body A governmental body A combination of the two? A professional body
If yes: Is it compulsory? Is it encouraged? Is it free? Free or compulsory
Is it organised? On a national scale
Is this required level validated or checked and how: A. Not requested B. Attendance tracking C. Attendance tracking D. Self-assessment using self-test E. By regular checks F. Examination G. Thesis H. Other means (e.g. electronic monitoring)? Not requested; Attendance tracking
Is training (provision) delivered abroad accepted?
Level of requirements for the architects: 30 hours/year
What kind of sanction is applied for the non-compliance with CPD obligation: A. None B. Reprimand C. Expulsion from the register D. Other? Expulsion from the Register
What level of training is provided: General awareness; Regulation and legislation, Detailed knowledge; Advanced knowledge
What types of activities or provisions are accepted: Recognised courses; other courses; Workshop; Presentations; Excursions or visits; Electronic means
Who provides the courses? Professional/architects\\\' bodies; schools of architecture; other institutions or firms
Who recognises (accredits) these trainings?

Liability and insurance

Are Architects obligation to carry insurance? N/A
Comments
How are insurance premiums calculated?
Insurances/Agents
Legal Basis: what are the most commonly used Term and Conditions:
What are the requirements for obtaining insurance?
What forms of Insurance contract exist:

Professional title

Competent authority
If yes, Where? There is no obligation to register with an association or an official list. Two associations organize architects at national and provincial level in Norway: Association of Consulting Architect Companies of Norway (Arkitektbedriftene i Norge), representing the professional architectural firms Essendrops gate 3 – N-0305 Oslo Phone : +47 22 93 15 00 Fax : +47 22 93 15 01 Email : post(at)arkitektbedriftene(dot)no Website : www.arkitektbedriftene.no and National Association of Norwegian Architects (NAL)
Mandatory Registration No
Professional title Architect MNAL (voluntary)
Protection of the function of Architects No In principle the profession is not regulated. The actual practice is, however “semi-regulated”; i.e. the practicing firms are subject to approval by the authorities, according to their competence, in order to be eligible to sign on the building permit papers
Protection of the title “Architect” No

Requirements to practice

What requirements must a European architect fulfill to practice in this country? No information available

Traineeship

Additional compulsory practical training – internship No but the authorities require academic training, Ms and various degree of relevant experience in order to be authorized to sign building permit papers (three levels of authorization)
Complementary professional education No
Compulsory Professional examination No
Compulsory professional experience (requirement for access to the professional examination) Where? To which conditions
Evaluation method used
Evaluation of the professional experience
Model form of contract available
Number of hours per month required
Period of traineeship supervised (overseen) By who?
Professional practice undertaken abroad taken into account
Remuneration of the professional experience
Requirement for undertaking compulsory professional experience as a requirement for access to the professional examination
Specific supplementary courses organised
Trainee accompanied

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