Employers are increasingly seeking students who have studied or lived abroad.
International knowledge and second-language skills are highly valued in
our global marketplace. The links below will help you decide whether
living or working in another country is right for you.
U. S. Department of State
Learn about foreign entry requirements, review travel advisories, and read articles on residing and working abroad.
International Center
The University of Michigan's Overseas Opportunities Office is a
comprehensive information resource center providing information
about numerous work abroad options. Also includes links to international job banks.
Transitions Abroad
Provides extensive coverage to all varieties of travel abroad, from
studying to working to volunteering. Read hundreds articles (many based
on personal experiences) and find links to additional info.
GoAbroad.com
One-stop information center for students wishing to live, volunteer or teach abroad.
The Big Guide to Living & Working Overseas
Find this book written by Jean-Marc Hachey in the Good Library. The web
site has similar information you can access for fee. Here are a few
free articles:
*Note: This is only a sampling of many, many international job banks. To find more, visit the link for Career One Stop or try googling the country name and "jobs" or "job bank".
Career One Stop
Select the appropriate country/continent for a links to numerous corresponding job banks.
Idealist.org
Search thousands of non-profit jobs and internships from around the world.
CareerBuilder.com
Contains links to several Career Builder and partner international job posting sites.
LatPro.com
#1
job board for Hispanic and bilingual (Spanish/English or
Portuguese/English) individuals. Search for positions throughout
Central and South America.
Bumeran.com
Search job banks for positions in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, and Venezuela.