Architect Continuing Education
Browse our AIA accredited CEU courses.
AIA CEU
Architect Continuing Ed
Courses for topics from wellness, outdoor learning environments, and specialized areas such as esports and trauma-informed microenvironments.
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Designing for Well-Being: Restorative Classrooms in Action
Explore how restorative classroom design can support student well-being, curiosity, focus, and engagement through intentional layouts, nature, technology, and meaningful learning experiences.
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Culture of Hope — Color, Biophilic Design, Biomimicry, and Belonging in Diverse Communities
Explore how biophilic design, biomimicry, cultural identity, and authentic community engagement can create K–12 environments where students feel represented, connected, and valued.
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The Open Fortress — Reconciling Safety and Humanity in School Design
Explore how thoughtful school design can integrate physical security, CPTED principles, and community needs while preserving belonging, beauty, trust, and the humanity of the learning environment.
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The Architecture of Hope — Designing Learning Environments That Help Secondary Students Thrive
Explore how secondary learning environments can strengthen student agency, identity, competence, belonging, and hope during the critical adolescent years.
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Foundations of Belonging — Designing Early Childhood and Elementary Environments That Change Trajectories
Explore how PK–5 learning environments can strengthen belonging, predictability, attachment, and regulation to create supportive foundations for every child.
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Safety from the Inside Out — Designing for Adverse Childhood Experiences and Trauma-Informed Learning
Explore how trauma-informed school design translates ACEs research into environments that support regulation, safety, belonging, and students’ readiness to learn.
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Created to Connect — An Introduction to ProSocial Environments and Experiences
Explore how ProSocial learning environment design can strengthen connection, belonging, safety, and student well-being by making human relationships part of the architecture of school.
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Discovery by Design – Discovery, Data & Designing for Program Needs
Learn how discovery, data, and stakeholder input can uncover the unique needs of K–12 esports programs and translate them into purposeful, student-centered learning environments.
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Align by Design – Creating High-Impact Spaces for Competition, Collaboration, and Career Pathways
Explore how zoning, technology, furniture, and flexible design can create high-performing K–12 esports environments for competition, collaboration, instruction, and CTE pathways.