Undergraduate > International

DIVERSITY RESOURCES FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

The goal of this collection of globally-oriented resources is to provide international students with information and guidance that speaks to the unique needs and issues that come with being an international student in a search for temporary as well as permanent career opportunities. Undergraduate students should utilize these resources in conjunction with those outlined in the undergraduate index that deal with finding American internships and permanent positions, job search skills development, and the iinformation resources that impact all these areas.

Counselors at the Center for Career Services are available for discussions on how these resources can be used effectively.

Suggestions for additional resources should be emailed to Chuck Reutlinger.

NOTE: Providing links to these resources in no way constitutes an endorsement by the Center for Career Services of the acuracy, currency or reliability of these resources. Broken links should be reported to Chuck Reutlinger, the center's Associate Director for Information Resources and Services.

H1 Base Career Solutions

NOTE: Access to this resource has been suspended pending a further assessment of its benefits and cost.

My Visa Jobs.com
A valuable compilation of information including lists of employers with past records of sponsorship activity.

What is the Employer Recruiting Cycle (and How Does it Affect You), a video of a presentation to iSchool grad students on August 29, 2008.

How did they do it?
Watch a panel of three international students discuss how they achieved significant roles in American employers.

Watch a video focused on finding an internship. For students seeking an IT internship, this program focused on exploring and winning opportunities at Diamond, Deloitte, KPMG, Creditex Inc. or Goldman Sachs. It was part of a career development series in the iSchool in the spring of 2008.

Career Orientation for iSchool Graduate Students
A presentation from members of SU's Center for Career Services as well as the Syracuse recruiting team from Ernst & Young, filmed in August of 2008.

International Alumni Career Tips
The Center for Career Services conducted interviews with a number of alumni who were international students during their SU careers. Read what they have to say about job searching in the US and other issues.

International Job Opportunities
An extensive collection of country by country resources provided by the wide ranging Riley Guide tp Job Opportunities and Career Resources on the Internet.

Adapting to Cultural Differences
Valuable discussions of work style and cultural norms for different countries.

Turtle Jobs.com
A site focused on helping Chinese students find positions in China.

Bilingual Jobs.com
A leading job board for speakers of Asian and other languages.

Asian Diversity Inc.
Job board with career fairs and other resources.

Asian American Career Success Center

Asian Jobs.com

IM Diversity Career Center
HireDiversity.com
Two job boards focused on many areas of diversity.