Professional Resources
Welcome to the Professional Resources page for architecture students and graduates of Salt Lake Community College. As you transition from your education to the workforce, we are committed to supporting your professional journey.
According to Data Science & Analytics – 2019 through 2023 New Student Cohorts, of those who pursued careers in architecture-related roles, 88.3% secured employment within a year of graduating. This reflects the value of our program in preparing students for professional success.
Whether you are seeking career insights, industry connections, or professional development resources, this page is here to help guide you toward your next steps.
Architecture Licensing Utah
In the state of Utah, an architectural license is not required for certain types of projects. Individuals can design single-family homes, duplexes, and certain small-scale commercial buildings without a license. However, larger or more complex projects, particularly those that impact public safety, require a licensed architect.
The title Architect is also reserved for those who are licensed as well, meaning it is illegal to call yourself an Architect without a license. While an unlicensed designer can work well in the field, it is up to the individual to decide which route they would like to follow.
AIA formulated a survey of Compensation & Benefits and architectural positions. Explore these resources:
Architecture Firm Positions Compensation Calculator
Architecture Specialties
There are many different architectural specialties. Here is a list of a few areas you could focus on within the field of architecture:
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