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Graduate Program Information
- School for International Training
- UCI Center for International
Education
- Study Abroad.com:
Directory of study abroad programs for graduate students
- IIEPassport Study Abroad
Funding: Includes hundreds of study abroad scholarships, fellowships
and grants which can be searched by country or field of study in addition to
the new diversity criteria. In addition to the traditional country and field of
study search options, award entries are now searchable by categories such as
race and ethnicity, gender, and selections for student leaders and athletes,
low-income students, students with disabilities and a variety of other
designations.
Sample Employers
- United
Nations: A fact sheet prepared by the State Department about
employment opportunities with the UN and other international
organizations.
- International Affairs
Contact Network: A comprehensive database of organizations and
experts in international affairs.
- Directory of Development
Organizations: Lists 20,500 organizations that offer financial
support, market access, information and avice to the enterprise and
peverty-reducing sectors throughout the world.
Job & Internship Listings
- Fellowships in
Public Service: A great listing of post-grad International
Fellowships, U.S. Fellowships, and Nonprofit Organizational Fellowships.
- The Riley
Guide: A comprehensive directory of international employment and
career information sources and services on the Internet. Intended to
provide instruction for job seekers on how to use the Internet to best
advantage.
- Work & Travel
Australia: Information about how to find seasonal or casual jobs in
Australia.
- JobsAbroad.com: Lots of helpful
sites covering such topics as ecoadventure, internships, paid and volunteer
work abroad, international IDs.
- The Escape Artist
Difference: Highlights job opportunities from around the globe from
public relations to finance to entertainment.
- International Jobs
Center: Publishers of International Career Employment Weekly.
Lots of leads on jobs in international research, health care and intelligence
jobs. Profiles of major employers of international development and
humanitarian assistance professionals.
- Overseas Jobs &
Employment: Links to 500 sites - A-Z.
- Eurograduate Live: Features
thousands of graduate opportunities across Europe.
- Russian and
East European Institute: Lists internships in Russia and
Eastern Europe.
Resources for Teaching Abroad
- The International Educator:
Subscription service
- WorldTeach: Non-profit,
non-governmental organization based at the Center for International Development
at Harvard.
- International Schools Services:
Recruitment service that helps "place" teachers/administrators in 200 American
and international schools.
- Overseas
Digest: Provides direct access to employment pages of more than 140
international schools.
- LanguageCorps: A
comprehensive training, placement and support service for people interested in
travel and teaching abroad.
Departments at Dartmouth College
International Bibliography: A sampling of books available in the Resource
Library
- Alternatives to the Peace Corps: A directory of third
world and US volunteer opportunities
- American Jobs Abroad: This guide takes several of our
current "international" resources and combines them into one resource. Sections
include "Getting The Job"; "Making The Move"; company and organization listings
as well as specific country profiles. There is also a job category index that
lists more than 150 jobs abroad!
- Careers For Foreign Language Aficionados & Other Multilingual
Types: Info and job descriptions for careers in translating,
international business, interpreting, diplomacy, teaching, foreign service,
publishing, and overseas employment advice on finding contacts, informational
interviewing, cover letters, and more lists contact names and addresses, and
other resources.
- Careers in International Business: Surveys current career
opportunities in the field, including support and allied professions. Some
careers described include biological photographers, art therapists, and medical
assistants.
- Careers in International Education, Exchange and
Development: This book is a resource for job seekers in international
affairs, particularly those interested in international exchange and
development. Following a general bibliography, a description of relevant
professional associations, and a list of job opportunity publications, it
continues with increasingly specific information including internships.
- Directory of Jobs & Careers Abroad: Covers general
approach to overseas job hunting and indexes possibilities by country and by
field. This resource discusses Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union.
Includes immigration and residency information, taxation and social security
regulations, and more.
- Directory of International Internships, Fourth Edition:
Information on international internship programs at educational institutions,
government agencies and private organizations. Entries include addresses and
phone #s, objectives, location, duration, eligibility requirements, and
deadlines. Internships are indexed by subject topic and geographical area.
- Directory of U.S. International Health Organizations: This
guide features over 700 agencies - including foundations, private voluntary
organizations, professional associations, consulting firms, U.S. Government and
international agencies. Activity categories are provided and indexes also
include region and country.
- Great Jobs Abroad: This book offers the advice, examples,
recruiter names, and addresses you will need for finding international
employment. Includes corporate, government and non-profit contacts.
- Great Jobs for Foreign Language Majors: A great book which
answers the question" What can I do with a Foreign Language degree?" Topical
areas are job search which covers such topics as researching, networking,
interviewing and career paths which describes the various paths a foreign
language major might pursue!
- How to Get a Job in Europe: This
guide provides information for over 2,000 European employers along with each
country's employment resources, economic outlook, and vital statistics. It
includes advice on creating international resumes, extensive Web site listings
and employment regulations for working abroad.
- International Directory of Voluntary Work: Details of over
600 organizations who want volunteers for a few days to a few years, suitable
for all skill levels and all types of people.
- International Internships: More than 500 international
internships and volunteer opportunities.
- International Jobs: Where They Are,
How To Get Them: Lists over 500 career opportunities,
internships, and training programs in the federal government, the U.N.,
international banking, management consulting, npo's, journalism, law, teaching,
and more. Also includes advice on job-hunting, writing your resume, and working
overseas.
- Work, Study, Travel Abroad: The Whole World Handbook:
Comprehensive sourcebook for student travelers, with info on the basics of
going abroad and studying abroad for each country, including hundreds of
listings of programs worldwide, how to land a job, internship or volunteer
service opportunity, student discounts, tours, and entrance requirements.
- Work Your Way Around the World: Advice on work-as-you-go
traveling, including info and contacts for temp jobs, work camps and work
permits in Europe, North America, Australia, New Zealand, Africa, Israel, and
Asia. Descriptions of jobs by past workers, tips on travel discounts, maps,
harvesting charts, useful phrases, and more! What about ski instruction in
Italy? or Bartending in Hong Kong?
NOTE: Italicized titles can be borrowed for two nights. Please
stop at the Reception Desk to check out. Click
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