Lincoln Center
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Arup in the Americas
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Ed Roberts Campus, Berkeley
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Portland Aerial Tram
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Stanford Graduate School of Business
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Second Avenue Subway
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Lincoln Center

Arup's work on the Lincoln Center expansion and renovation was a flagship part of the development. More about the project.

The Menil Collection Museum, one of Arup's first US projects. Credit Richard Bryant.

Arup in the Americas

We established our first North American office in San Francisco in 1985. We now employ around 1,000 people in 10 offices across the Americas. More about Arup in the Americas.

Ed Roberts Campus. Credit Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects.

Ed Roberts Campus, Berkeley

An accessible campus that goes beyond the requirements of the Americans With Disabilities Act, cleverly integrated with local transportation. More about the project.

Portland Aerial Tram

The Portland Aerial tram rises a total of almost 500ft, and can operate safely in winds up to 50mph. More about the project.

Stanford Graduate School of Business

The Knight Management Center campus at Stanford uses smart building design for reduced energy impact and costs. More about the project.

Artists impression of subway platform. Credit DMJM, Harris, Arup.

Second Avenue Subway

Arup, as part of a joint venture, is providing full design and engineering services on this 8.5 mile, 16 station Manhattan subway line. More about the project.

Start here, go anywhere

If you bring a head full of ideas and the willingness to keep exploring, anything is possible with Arup. Our graduate and internship programs offer you a large range of disciplines, fantastic support and outstanding opportunities.

As part of our global multidisciplinary design and consultancy firm, you’ll have the chance to engage in a fulfilling career, working with some of the most highly respected engineers and specialists in the world.

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Tristram Carfrae is now a Group Board Director at Arup, having started in the firm as a graduate.

Work on world-recognized projects

Our Graduate Development Program will give you exposure to exciting and significant projects like the Seattle Central Library and the San Francisco Federal Building and encourage you to deliver quality work that has a positive and lasting influence on the community and the environment. See more projects...

The graduate program

Start your professional career with Arup and turn ideas into reality with a firm named both one of the “Top International Design Firms” (Engineering News Record, 2010) and one of the “Best AEC Firms to Work For” (Building Design and Construction, 2007).

In each of the last three years, four Arup staff members have been selected as part of Consulting Specifying Engineer magazine’s “40 under 40” awards. This award is given to 40 building industry professionals aged 40 and younger who stand out in their academic, professional, personal and community achievements. Read more...