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Unpaid Internships, by Elena Rossoni.
Unpaid
Internships
. Elena Rossoni. The subject of unpaid work by students or young professionals has recently been headlining in the architectural world.
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Cheap Labour...?, by Jonas Althuis.
In the Netherlands, where 51 of these 61
internships
were done, the average salary was. €498 per month.
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Bnieuws edition 55/02. Published December 2021.
We offer you anecdotes about Delhi markets and bootlegged items, stories of high and low fashion and low-budget films, reportage on barely-paid
internships
, the world of drag queens and much more!
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Challenging Steps, by Inez Margaux Van Oeveren.
Doing an
internship
in Berlin is also an excellent opportunity to explore if the city is good for you. Is it common in Germany to have an
internship
at an office?
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Dilemmas of an architecture Graduate, by Nadine van den Berg, Ada Jaśkowiec, Lydia Giokari, Kseniya Otmakhova.
There’s only one way to acquire that: take on an
internship
and find out how architecture practices run projects in real life.
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Unsophisticated Sophistication, by Jonas Althuis.
In the field of architecture for example, some of these pages comment on topics such as fair pay for
internships
, healthy workloads and stress levels during studies, decolonising architecture, increasing diversity and equality in the field, and much more
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Interdisciplinary projects, by Thomas Dillon Peynado.
During their MSc programme they can do either an
internship
related to their specialization, or to propose and do a multidisciplinary project. While many opt for the
internship
, there are also groups that choose to do a multidisciplinary project.
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Bnieuws edition 57/04. Published June 2024.
There is a good chance that you or a companion of yours has done an
internship
by this point in your life. If not, then you probably recognise the recommendation to do so.
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Brexit and British Architecture, by Amy Young.
Speaking from personal experience, during an
internship
in a London based Architecture studio, regular conversations revolved around the topic of Brexit and EU nationals leaving to find work elsewhere.
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Calling it like it is, by Christopher Clarkson.
Having just begun an
internship
myself, I’m beginning to be confronted with this reality, in which design solutions are eventually selected based on some kind of mixture between what looks ‘cool’ and what achieves functional goals optimally.
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Choosing Your Track, by Nicole van Roij.
Perhaps a gap year or an
internship
? To directly continue the MSc program students have to choose between one of the five tracks. This decision might be super clear for some students, but can be an obstacle for others.
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