i'm an architect and urbanist from brazil, currently living in new york and interning at the united nations human settlements program. nice to meet you all! :)
i'm planning to apply for a few masters in planning programs this fall — harvard gsd, mit dusp, columbia gsapp, and uc berkley.
however, i have a question regarding my cv structure. my headings are: education, work experience, volunteer work, publications + presentations, awards, skills (in this order).
now i'm thinking if would be better to have publications + presentations right after education and then work experience...
what do you all think? any advice?
Dangermouse
Aug 31, 20 1:18 pm
it matters not a whit.
good luck
SpontaneousCombustion
Aug 31, 20 3:11 pm
I agree it doesn't make any difference.
If you want to be very traditional/formally correct about it, in the US the "must-have" cv categories/headings are, in this order:
Education
Honors and Awards
Professional Experience [meaning employment]
Publications and Presentations
Extracurricular and Volunteer Experience
Other optional categories that may or may not apply to you, which you can intersperse anywhere they make sense to you, are:
Certifications and Licensure
Professional Affiliations
Professional Activities [meaning posts held or activities related to professional organizations and your field, but not including employment]
Research
Interests
Additional Qualifications
autofireunit
Sep 1, 20 7:26 pm
doesn't matter at all.
My only advice is to never "rate yourself" with stars or percentage bars.
rhino, cad, ps....etc. People need to stop doing that.
SpontaneousCombustion
Sep 1, 20 10:59 pm
That's a bad resume trend. A cv should never have any graphics.
KingGizzard
Sep 2, 20 3:51 am
I agree 100%, it never looks good in my opinion and ends up looking a bit cheap
ODMA
Sep 3, 20 12:42 pm
Yes! Can this be printed on every architecture school everywhere so everyone can be made aware of it!
hi all,
i'm an architect and urbanist from brazil, currently living in new york and interning at the united nations human settlements program. nice to meet you all! :)
i'm planning to apply for a few masters in planning programs this fall — harvard gsd, mit dusp, columbia gsapp, and uc berkley.
however, i have a question regarding my cv structure. my headings are: education, work experience, volunteer work, publications + presentations, awards, skills (in this order).
now i'm thinking if would be better to have publications + presentations right after education and then work experience...
what do you all think? any advice?
it matters not a whit.
good luck
I agree it doesn't make any difference.
If you want to be very traditional/formally correct about it, in the US the "must-have" cv categories/headings are, in this order:
Education
Honors and Awards
Professional Experience [meaning employment]
Publications and Presentations
Extracurricular and Volunteer Experience
Other optional categories that may or may not apply to you, which you can intersperse anywhere they make sense to you, are:
Certifications and Licensure
Professional Affiliations
Professional Activities [meaning posts held or activities related to professional organizations and your field, but not including employment]
Research
Interests
Additional Qualifications
doesn't matter at all.
My only advice is to never "rate yourself" with stars or percentage bars.
rhino, cad, ps....etc. People need to stop doing that.
That's a bad resume trend. A cv should never have any graphics.
I agree 100%, it never looks good in my opinion and ends up looking a bit cheap
Yes! Can this be printed on every architecture school everywhere so everyone can be made aware of it!
Photoshop ****
Autocad ***
Word *
WHAT?