Research explores the role of universities and policies on employment for architecture graduates, suggesting collaboration is vital.
The research delves into the employment challenges faced by architecture majors, exploring the impact of college career guidance, regional policies, and economic recessions. Through an in-depth analysis of 45 architecture students at Virginia Tech, interviews with practitioners, and a literature review, this research concludes that multi-party collaboration among universities, enterprises, and the government is the key to enhancing the employment competitiveness of architecture students and improving the overall employment situation.
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