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Explore climate-resilient architecture through guided research, collaborate on an academic paper, and develop your ideas with expert feedback.
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Eligibility
Subject motivation; English C1
Age range / Year group
Ages 15-18
Location / Region
Online
Cost
£995
Duration
1 month
Format
Online
Application deadline
Rolling · Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.
Save programOxford Scholastica's architecture internship explores how buildings and cities can respond to climate change through guided academic research.
You work with peers to develop a research question, write a joint paper, exchange feedback and present your findings.
It suits students interested in architecture's analytical side who want to practice sustained reading, writing and collaboration.
The Architecture Online Research Internship is Oxford Scholastica Academy's guided introduction to collaborative architecture research. Its climate-resilience option examines how materials, structural design and urban planning can help buildings and cities withstand environmental change.
Live mentoring supports a shared academic paper, with students dividing research responsibilities and developing their argument together. The experience moves from background reading and question development to draft feedback, a presentation and preparation for submission to the OxJournal editorial board.
Climate resilience gives the research a concrete architectural problem rather than a broad subject survey.
The four-session sequence teaches question development, research, revision and presentation in a clear progression.
Groups of three or four give students defined writing responsibilities within a shared paper.
Mentor and peer feedback make revision part of the experience rather than an optional final step.
Students curious about sustainable architecture who enjoy discussing ideas, reading research and collaborating on academic writing.
Your main goal is earning wages or practicing studio drawing and model-making; the central activity is a collaborative research paper.
The strongest value is learning to turn an architectural interest into a research question and a defensible written argument. Regular feedback and a defined group contribution can give you useful experience to reflect on in future applications.
The fee deserves comparison with how much you want structured mentoring and collaborative writing. This is an unpaid academic experience, and preparing a paper for editorial submission should not be treated as guaranteed publication or an admissions advantage.
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Cost and what is included
£995; includes 12 hours of expert mentorship., Guided topic exploration and research-paper co-authorship., Paper preparation and submission for journal publication., Dedicated support and collaboration with fellow interns., Graduation ceremony., Certificate of Achievement after successful completion., Letter of Recommendation subject to provider criteria., Invitation to apply for the Ambassador program..
Dates and time commitment
1 month; 4×3h Sundays 4–7pm UK; ≥3h/week independent.
Provider details
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What the student gains
Potential output: The main output is a co-authored architecture research paper prepared for submission to the OxJournal editorial board.. Check whether feedback, certificate, recommendation or application evidence is included.
Online support and safeguarding
Plan at least three hours of project work each week alongside a three-hour live mentoring session. Work includes reading, research notes and drafting a section of the group paper.
What to check before committing
Confirm current dates, session schedule, payment terms, cancellation rules, support expectations and what output or certificate is included with the provider.
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Compare with similar programsEffort level
Moderate to high, with at least six hours weekly.
Best started
Begin planning several weeks before your intended cohort under rolling admissions.
Main challenge
Coordinating research and writing into one coherent group argument.
Prepare a personal statement explaining your architectural interests and motivation.
Plan separate weekly blocks for background reading, research notes and drafting.
Convert the UK session time to your local time and arrange a quiet workspace.
Useful if
You want to test whether academic architecture research interests you.
You investigate climate resilience in the built environment and help turn your group's findings into a referenced academic paper. Each session advances the project from initial reading to a finished argument and presentation.
Meet your mentor, explore the topic and form a research group of three or four.
Complete background reading and begin recording your findings.
Choose a research question, plan the paper and divide section responsibilities.
Discuss findings, review peers' work and develop your argument with mentor feedback.
Combine sections, present findings and finalize references and formatting for editorial submission.
Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.
Applications
Rolling admissions
No fixed application deadline.
Programme dates
9-30 August 2026
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Aged 15-18 at the start of the internship.
Motivated to study architecture and contribute to the research.
English proficiency at C1 level, equivalent to IELTS 6.5.
No formal English test required.
International applicants must attend at the scheduled live times.
Program fee
£995 — Includes 12 hours of live mentorship.
Funding or discounts
What's included
12 hours of expert mentorship., Guided topic exploration and research-paper co-authorship., Paper preparation and submission for journal publication., Dedicated support and collaboration with fellow interns., Graduation ceremony., Certificate of Achievement after successful completion., Letter of Recommendation subject to provider criteria., Invitation to apply for the Ambassador program.
Open the official application form and choose the appropriate age group and online study.
Select the relevant architecture internship and complete the application.
Write a personal statement explaining your subject motivation and willingness to contribute.
Await the provider's acceptance decision and pay the full fee to confirm your place.
Complete the Student Information Form before the internship begins.
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The internship uses Zoom for four three-hour live mentoring sessions on consecutive Sundays, from 4–7pm UK time in the verified architecture cohort. Plan at least three additional hours each week for independent reading, research and writing.
Attendance is expected at every session; an intern who misses a particular date is assigned work to complete.
Liam Obuobie is the named mentor, with an MEng in Mechanical Engineering and a Fire Safety Engineer role at Arup.
Four live sessions provide 12 hours of mentoring.
The mentor helps refine the research question and organize the paper.
Students receive feedback while writing their assigned sections.
Peer review supports revision before the final presentation.
The cohort has a maximum of 15 interns.
Use a reliable internet connection for live collaboration.
Arrange a quiet workspace for sessions.
Connect through Zoom using software supplied by the provider.
Progress is reviewed through mentor feedback, peer review, a collaborative research paper and a final presentation.
Main deliverable / output
The main output is a co-authored architecture research paper prepared for submission to the OxJournal editorial board.
An individual written section contributing to the joint paper.
A presentation of research findings.
A Certificate of Achievement after successful completion.
A personalized Letter of Recommendation if criteria are met.
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