ArchDaily Reopens Applications for 2026/2027 Student Ambassador Program

ArchDaily has reopened applications for its Student Ambassador Program for the 2026/2027 cycle, responding to high demand. The program, which began as an initiative to connect architecture students with the global architectural conversation, is now accepting submissions from students enrolled in architecture, design, urbanism, interior design, or landscape architecture programs at any university worldwide. Ambassadors serve as liaisons between ArchDaily and their academic communities, promoting initiatives such as the Student Project Awards and bringing student perspectives to the platform. The role is voluntary and not an employment or internship, conducted exclusively in English, and runs on an annual cycle starting in September. Applicants must be at least 18 years old or have reached the age of majority in their jurisdiction, demonstrate active participation in their academic community, possess a good command of English, and exhibit an open, communicative attitude. Experience in student organizations, networks, or campus initiatives is valued. The program offers participants the chance to develop professional skills, expand their networks, and contribute to shaping how architecture is learned and practiced globally. The announcement was made on September 2, 2026, by Romullo Baratto on ArchDaily's Spanish-language site, with a call to apply via a provided link.