1st Overseas Internship 101 Seminar

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☆Start preparing now, and you could be living abroad by summer 2025☆ ☆Applications close Thursday, January 16☆ ☆Participation Fee General registration (1/11–1/16): ₩55,000 1. The 101 Seminar "101" originated at American universities and refers to a basic or introductory course. It's typically attached to classes that teach the most fundamental concepts, principles, or knowledge of a discipline, and is now also commonly used for guides or manuals that provide essential information. The Beyond Chapter 101 Seminar packs two hours with the basic, essential things you need to know about internships. It's designed for those interested in overseas internships who don't know where to start. 2. About the Overseas Internship 101 Seminar - Did you know that many architecture students abroad gain internship experience at renowned firms every year, laying the groundwork for employment overseas? - Worried your English isn't good enough? Students from Eastern Europe and China, who also speak different languages, are going abroad and gaining internship experience. - Worried about visas? Internships are a student privilege. As long as you're enrolled in school, it's usually possible without any problems. - Nervous because it's your first time? Interns usually work alongside fellow interns. Most students who are nervous and anxious at first end up having such a valuable time that they're sad to leave. An overseas internship is more than just a job—it can be the starting point of your career and your first step toward a renowned international firm or studying abroad. Beyond Chapter mentor Donghyun Kim will show you the opportunities you may have been missing! 3. Seminar Content Drawing on his professional and teaching experience in New York, mentor Donghyun Kim will give you the big picture along with essential, strategic tips! Which firms abroad are well known? Which internships are open right now? Where can I find them? What architecture-related roles exist beyond architecture firms? Can I go even if my English isn't strong? Can I apply from Korea? Can I go without studying abroad? Why should I go? Is it essential? When is the best time to go? How long does it last? What do I need? Do I need connections? What is the pay like? What kind of work do interns usually do? How should I put together my résumé? What is a cover letter? How do I create a good portfolio? What about visas? Can graduates or experienced professionals apply? Collection of useful resources Q&A 4. About the Mentor: Mentor Donghyun Kim earned his Master of Architecture from Cornell University, an Ivy League school in New York. He went on to work at renowned US architecture firms including Neal Beckstedt Studio, Bade Stageberg Cox, and DSGN Consulting. Notably, he continued his career as a Senior Architectural Professional at the world-renowned SOM (Skidmore, Owings & Merrill). He is currently a Senior Designer at the award-winning Cass Calder Smith Architecture + Interiors. His teaching experience includes lecturing at the NJIT Hiller College of Architecture and Design in New Jersey. He also taught the interior design portfolio course at the prestigious Parsons School of Design, helping students build their careers. 5. Mentor Donghyun Kim's Profile: (Current) Senior Designer at Cass Calder Smith Architecture + Interiors (Former) Adjunct Faculty at NJIT Hiller College of Architecture and Design Part-Time Faculty at Parsons School of Design [Interior Design AAS] Project Manager at DSGN Consulting Senior Architectural Professional at Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Project Designer at Bade Stageberg Cox Designer at Neal Beckstedt Studio Master of Architecture, Cornell University 6. Seminar Survey To offer a seminar that's even more helpful to applicants, Beyond Chapter asks all applicants to complete a pre-seminar survey. Visit the link below and tell us what information you'd like to get from the seminar, and mentor Donghyun Kim will prepare it for you! https://forms.gle/7qpJcmZCGBjTJpMX9