Can I become an architect and get a job in another country?

Question

ok so I've always wanted to live in Europe, and since I am thinking about entering the field of architecture, I was wondering if I could get a degree in the US (maybe even study abroad) and get a good job with a firm in another country.

Anyone knows if it's possible?

I'm also fluent in Serbo-Croatian and Spanish...and trying to re-learn German

Answer 1

Sure.  It's fairly common.  Look around your college...many of your professors are probably from different countries....many of the students are from different countries.

Answer 2

It might be best to study in the country where you want to work:

You can increase language fluency while you learn.

You are more likely to learn the local codes and standards

They may be more likely to hire a naturalized citizen (you've been there a few years) than a complete stranger (never been to the country before)

It may help you decide if you *really* like that particular country (or city).  .