Work Abroad
Off-Campus Studies recommends that students who wish to pursue an international career consider working abroad within the first few years after graduation.
Working outside the United States can be incredibly rewarding for recent college graduates. Not only can it be a springboard for an international career and the development of intercultural communication skills, but it can also help graduates gain professional experience, improve foreign language abilities, and become more self-reliant. And, of course, graduates who work outside the United States get to make friends in a new community and see the world!
Each year Off-Campus Studies and the Career and Community Engagement Center co-sponsor a Work Abroad Workshop and Post-OCS Resume Building Session. Some of the handouts used in the workshop are found below:
- Getting Started
- Academic Planning
- OCS Policies
- Access & Affordability
- Student Voices From Around the World
- Diversity Abroad
- Passports and Visas
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Predeparture
- Before You Go
- Academics Abroad
-
Health and Safety
- Health & Safety Basics
- Medical Insurance
- Allergies & Dietary Restrictions
- Prescription Medications
- Medical Conditions
- Disabilities
- Mental Health
- Immunizations
- Medical Examinations
- Crime Prevention Tips
- Sexual Harassment and Title IX
- Alcohol and Drugs
- Food Safety
- Traffic and Road Safety
- Local Demonstrations and Unrest
- General Safety Abroad
- Assistance from US Authorities
- Money Matters
- After Off-Campus Studies
- Faculty & Staff Resources
- Our Staff
Office Information
- Email or Call to Schedule a Virtual Advising Appt.
- 509-527-4992
- Getting Started
- Academic Planning
- OCS Policies
- Access & Affordability
- Student Voices From Around the World
- Diversity Abroad
- Passports and Visas
-
Predeparture
- Before You Go
- Academics Abroad
-
Health and Safety
- Health & Safety Basics
- Medical Insurance
- Allergies & Dietary Restrictions
- Prescription Medications
- Medical Conditions
- Disabilities
- Mental Health
- Immunizations
- Medical Examinations
- Crime Prevention Tips
- Sexual Harassment and Title IX
- Alcohol and Drugs
- Food Safety
- Traffic and Road Safety
- Local Demonstrations and Unrest
- General Safety Abroad
- Assistance from US Authorities
- Money Matters
- After Off-Campus Studies
- Faculty & Staff Resources
- Our Staff
Office Information
- Email or Call to Schedule a Virtual Advising Appt.
- 509-527-4992