A completed and signed university liability waiver form.A signed Introduction Letter and Intern Evaluation (these may be faxed or emailed directly to the department).Relevant work samples, digital photographs may be included. A reflection essay (1000 words) on what he/she gained from the experience and work collaborations.A copy of the Daily Journal (40-60 words per day).In order to receive course credit, the student must submit the following to the Department Head by the end of the quarter in which enrolled in LA 371: The intern is an employee, rather than a guest, and is expected to conduct him/herself accordingly.ĭuring the internship, the student is expected to work diligently under the direction of the employer and is required to keep a daily journal of experiences, activities and work samples. The intern is expected to be a responsible and productive member of the firm or agency, utilizing his/her employable skills to the highest extent on behalf of the employer while observing and gaining knowledge of office operations. Please see the Ten Steps to an Internship for additional information. In addition, the student should present a copy of the Internship Program Guidelines, the Internship Program Introduction Letter from the Department Head, and the Intern Evaluation form. The student is responsible for contacting potential employers, providing them with an application for employment and providing a portfolio as required. Exposure to as many areas of practice as possible is desirable, particularly those which are not available in the educational setting, and might include: Site Visits + Analysis Access to a range of individuals in the firm and to a range of job tasks and project types is heavily encouraged. The purpose of the internship program is to expose students to a broad spectrum of office practice and procedures related to the Landscape Architecture profession. The internship work experience should be completed prior to enrolling in LA 371. Students should consider completing the work experience during the summer quarter (mid-June to mid-September) although options are available for other times throughout the year. If you are having trouble finding an internship, meet with the Department Head to review your options. The work experience should offer the student the minimum wage for the jurisdiction where the internship takes place, although in some cases volunteer opportunities will be considered. Requirements and DurationĪ minimum of 90 hours of work experience is required for course credit and students must enroll in LA 371 within 18 months of the completion of the work experience. Students should complete their internship requirement PRIOR to beginning their fifth year in the program. Third year (Junior) standing in Landscape Architecture is a prerequisite to enroll in LA 371. The internship requirement is completed by enrolling for and completing the course requirements for LA 371, Internship, for three units of credit on a CR/NC basis. Berkeley, California (Urban Design Intern)ĭon’t see the role you’re looking for? Discover all of our current job openings, or Kaia.Nesbitt (subject: Discuss%20HDR%20Job%20Opportunities) (contact us) to discuss.An internship is required for all students who are pursuing a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (BLA) degree.Opportunities Coming Soon in These Locations Landscape Coordinator/Urban Designer - Omaha, Nebraska.Landscape Design Coordinator - Denver, Colorado.
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