Join Intern Abroad HQ, the world’s most affordable international internship organization, and invest in your future with an Arts & Culture Internship in Argentina.
 
If you want to kickstart a career in scenic and cinematic art, cultures, handicrafts, and/or design, our Arts & Culture internships in Cordoba are the perfect opportunity to pursue your passion. Interns have scope to contribute to promoting artists, fundraising, event support and promotion, enhancement and recovery of art scenarios, and supporting initiatives intending to stimulate artistic output in Cordoba.

This program ranges from 8-24 weeks and offers start dates the first Monday of each month, February through September.

Your fully-hosted experience includes sourcing of your internship placement, personalization of your project plan, airport pick-up, orientation, accommodation, meals, and onsite student support. See our full list of fees and inclusions on our website.
  Suitable for interns, 20 years and older, with at least one year of relevant college/university study in a relevant field, such as arts, theater, design, archaeology, anthropology, history, classics, event management, marketing, etc. Recent graduates (within the past 24 months) may also apply.

Suitable for students at an intermediate (complete A2 minimum) Spanish language level. With the exception of fluent or native Spanish language speakers, all interns are required to attend 20 hours of mandatory Spanish language lessons for the first week of this internship, before commencing the internship placement. Interns at an A2 level will receive 40 hours of Spanish lessons in the first two weeks, commencing their internship placement on the third week. This is included in the program fee.
 
Arts & Culture internships in Cordoba can provide interns with exposure to a wide range of areas, including scenic and cinematic art, culture, handicrafts, and design. Explore the incredibly rich cultural arts landscape, and immerse yourself in the daily operations of agencies that strive to protect it. The main focus of these agencies is to promote access to the diversity of cultural assets through the implementation of plans, agreements and programs.

Work Culture - Placement Orientation - Workplace Presentation Tips

• Work protocol
• Work culture in Argentina and your home country
• Work relationships, hierarchy, and types of social interaction expected at the
• workplace

Reflecting Inward - Developing Self-Awareness

• Identity: Four Layers of Identity
• Skills/Communication Styles
• Setting Goals

Cross-Cultural Adjustment

• Understanding Cross-Cultural Adjustment
• Going Beyond Surface Adjustment
• Understanding Culture Shock and the Stages of Adjustment

Strategies for Developing Intercultural Competence

• A Model of Intercultural Sensitivity
• Strategies for Making Cultural Inferences
• Discussion of Ethnocentric and Ethno-relative worldviews/cognitive dissonance and wellbeing (Conflict prevention)

Culture & Identity of Argentina

• The concept of “Argentinidad”: identity versus stereotypes
• Values, beliefs, attitudes of Argentinians
• Customs and etiquette, stereotypes
• What does being an Argentinian mean? Argentina: “work in progress”
• Sociopolitical and cultural phenomena in current Argentine life

 

• Select your start date and duration: All Intern Abroad HQ programs are available year-round and you can choose to intern for durations on this program ranging from 8 to 24 weeks.
• Complete your registration: After you have been accepted on your chosen program, you can secure your place by paying the Deposit.
• Pay your Balance: This is due 60 days before your program starts.