So you’re home, you’ve graduated or about to, and you’re asking yourself, what the heck am I going to do job wise? Well our Study Abroad and the Career Search section is here to help! From tips on how to use study abroad experiences in interviews and your resumé to actual accounts of jobs abroad, we have it all.
In today’s multicultural society knowing a second language can be a huge advantage. Language is more than…
During college, I studied abroad and for a year lived in Florence, Italy. There, I attended International…
Some may read this and scoff—time, what time? Depending on your field of study, you may or…
Many recent graduates have chosen China as their home after studying in the United States and Europe….
While there can be some excitement for both the hiring committee and the job seeker, (the hiring…
You may find yourself wanting a bit of extra cash to either alleviate some of the…
So you’ve just returned home from your travels, had a home-cooked meal, and one night in your…
Late in 2003, I enrolled in a course to complete the Certificate in Language Teaching to…
As the number of students studying abroad increases, the more employers are taking note of their international…
Australia, amongst others, is a country rich with career opportunities if you have the right skills and…
There are endless opportunities to push you out of your comfort zone, visit exciting new cities, meet…
After graduating I spent years plunging myself into every opportunity to change the world I could…
In the summer of 2007 and spring semester of 2008 I traveled abroad to Southern France and…
There are many job opportunities in Johannesburg, Africa to collect research and data on the land’s wildlife…
You got to spend an entire semester exploring iconic sites, eating unique foods, and meeting new people….
After all, you are about to discover new ways of eating, socializing, working, studying, and thinking. However,…
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