Architecture
Global Internship Abroad Position Description

Architecture

CEA CAPA Internships Abroad is continuously broadening our internship opportunities around the world and takes care to align each internship with an intern’s experience and area of interest.

Please note some internship abroad placements may need candidates to have completed upper-level courses in the respective area, possess specific set of skills, and/or be capable of demonstrating knowledge. Here is a sample of what architecture global internships abroad can entail.

Position Description

Architecture Interns support proposed plans for clients through a variety of activities in the development and design phases. Some duties can include but are not limited to:

• Researching planning policy at the national, regional and local level
• Drafting papers, proposals, and evidential support for documents
• Supporting plans, research, and analytics teams for specific components of a project
• Developing marketing for campaigns and activities for clients

Competency & Skill Development

Displayed below are examples of industry-specific competencies and transferable skills previous interns have developed through our internship placements. Every internship is crafted to align with the distinct goals of the intern and the requirements of their industry. This customization is identified through our placement process and expands as the intern begins their internship and engages with their supervisor.

Industry Specific Competency & Transferable Skill Development:

1. Research local laws, codes, and government regulations that affect the project and compare these to common practices in the US.
2. Articulate project requirements clearly through written communication.
3. Understand a client’s vision and conceptualize it into a design.

NACE Competency & Skill Development:

CEA CAPA is committed to elevating students' career readiness. Across various career fields, CEA CAPA is dedicated to securing internship placements that enable students to develop essential transferable skills (NACE Career Readiness Competencies).

These competencies, identified by U.S. employers, are crucial for undergraduate students to acquire before graduation, ensuring they are well-prepared and competitive in today's job market.

Career &
Self Development

Leadership

Communication

Professionalism

Critical Thinking

Teamwork

Equity &
Inclusion

Technology

Available Destinations

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