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International Job & Internship Resources
Scholarships, Fellowships, and Study Abroad
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International Job & Internship Resources

Jobs, Not Region-Specific

Jobs, Region and Country-Specific, click here!

Internships

Career Services Library: International Resources

Teaching Jobs Abroad, Not Region Specific
  1. Dave's ESL Cafe
  2. Guide to Getting a Teaching Job Overseas
  3. International Educator: an online newspaper that requires a subscription.
  4. The International Education Webzine: Teachers' Internet Pages
  5. LanguageCorps
  6. Overseas Teacher's Digest: Finding a Teaching Job Overseas
  7. Overseas Placement for Educators - From the University of Northern Iowa
  8. TESL Job Opportunities
  9. The International Education Daily
  10. US Dept of State: Teaching Overseas
  11. WorldTeach
International Development Resources

Scholarships, Fellowships, and Study Abroad

For a comprehensive listing of fellowships and scholarships administered by the Center for Undergraduate Research and Fellowships (CURF), see CURF's Fellowships and Funding resource page.CURF also administers several fellowships of interest to graduate students, such as the Fulbright U.S. Students Program.

For more information about funding for graduate students and postdocs, please see the Career Services Funding Information page.

For additional information about fellowships, study abroad programs, international education and research,and resources for international students and scholars, please see the Office of International Programs (OIP) homepage.

Cultural Resources

"When they are at Rome, they do there as they see done." Robert Burton, 1576-1640

When looking for positions outside the U.S., it is important to consider the cultural traditions and job search conventions specific to the country in which you wish to work. For example, the Wall Street Journal's college.wsj.com internet site recently featured an article about jobs in Europe. The following websites can connect you with key information on cultural customs, resume and cover letter conventions, and a wide range of other important country-specific job search information:
Top Ten International Faux Pas Common mistakes made by job seekers in pursuing employment overseas.
Overseas Etiquette Article on etiquette for Asian and Pacific Rim countries.
Universities.com Many colleges and universities publish resume writing guides and other "how to's" for use in the job search. Use this "search engine" to find the URL's of universities in countries that you wish to work, then search their individual sites for career services/employment resources.
Wall Street Journal's College Journal, Global Careers Includes tips on social and business customs in 26 major countries and international career news and trends.
Overseas Digest Contains country-specific information including advice on resumes, employment trends, and job search resources.

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