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Showing posts with label work abroad. Show all posts
Fulbright will be hosting an information session on Tuesday, April 19th in the Student Success Center. Learn more about how to apply and what opportunities Fulbright offers for you.
Eligibility:
- Have a demonstrated interest in entrepreneurship and startup culture
- Be fluent in English. Prior German language knowledge is not required but can be helpful for daily life in Berlin
- Junior standing or higher
- Be between the ages of 18-30
- Have some prior relevant professional experience in your career field (internship, volunteer, work, etc.)
Fees:
The fee to participate in the Berlin Startup Program is 775 €. The program fee includes the following services provided by Cultural Vistas:
March 10, 2016 for Fall 2016
- placement with a German company in your field of study or a related field
- work authorization form (Arbeitsmarktzulassung)
- support before and during your program for matters related to your internship and general German cultural information
March 10, 2016 for Fall 2016
Internships afford students an excellent opportunity to gain government work experience, improve their advanced German language skills, and learn about German culture firsthand.
This professional opportunity overseas is ideal for students planning on pursuing careers at a regional level of government in the United States or Canada, or who have an interest in a specific policy issue such as the environment, education, or healthcare.
EMGIP runs three times a year—fall, spring, and early summer—for one to three months, depending on elections, holiday schedules and state offices’ preferences.
Eligibility
- U.S. or Canadian citizen
- 18–30 years of age
- High-intermediate German skills (oral & written)
- Junior, Senior, or Grad Student studying: international relations, public administration, political science, law, economics, European studies with emphasis on Germany, German or German studies
- Some relevant work experience (e.g. internship, volunteer work, summer job).
March 31, 2016 for Fall 2016
Applications are accepted until January 31, 2016.
To apply for a ThinkSwiss Scholarship you must:
APPLY NOW!
To apply for a ThinkSwiss Scholarship you must:
- Currently be enrolled at an accredited US or Canadian university/college
- Be a graduate student or an undergraduate student who will have completed the sophomore year by the time the research stay in Switzerland begins
- Provide a written confirmation from a professor at a Swiss university that he/she will accept you for a research stay in his/her group
APPLY NOW!
Other international locations (with varying linguistic requirements) may also be available on their website, but German-speaking interns are currently in high demand.
Register and apply for positions here: https://talent.bcg.com/apply
The American University in Cairo
The Program:
Established in 1981, the Presidential Internship Program at The American University in Cairo (AUC) provides recent university graduates the opportunity to spend an academic year working at the highest levels of an international university, learn Arabic, and experience life in Egypt.
Work and Available Offices:
Participants intern full-time in one of eight university offices, working in a range of fields including University administration, sustainability, finance, student development, advancement, communications, and more. A detailed list of these offices can be found on our website. This program provides recent graduates the unique opportunity to begin their professional careers while abroad.
Benefits:
Program benefits include a monthly living stipend, furnished faculty housing, private Arabic tutoring, access to AUC faculty and staff programs, community-based personal development, subsidized trips around Cairo and Egypt, and more.
Application:
We look for a diverse array of applicants from a wide range of American universities, including students with no background in Arabic or Middle Eastern Studies. Potential applicants should view the attached brochure and visit our website for more information on the program and how to apply. In addition, visit our Facebook page andblog to learn more about living and working in Egypt.
The application is due January 22, 2016.
Established in 1981, the Presidential Internship Program at The American University in Cairo (AUC) provides recent university graduates the opportunity to spend an academic year working at the highest levels of an international university, learn Arabic, and experience life in Egypt.
Work and Available Offices:
Participants intern full-time in one of eight university offices, working in a range of fields including University administration, sustainability, finance, student development, advancement, communications, and more. A detailed list of these offices can be found on our website. This program provides recent graduates the unique opportunity to begin their professional careers while abroad.
Benefits:
Program benefits include a monthly living stipend, furnished faculty housing, private Arabic tutoring, access to AUC faculty and staff programs, community-based personal development, subsidized trips around Cairo and Egypt, and more.
Application:
We look for a diverse array of applicants from a wide range of American universities, including students with no background in Arabic or Middle Eastern Studies. Potential applicants should view the attached brochure and visit our website for more information on the program and how to apply. In addition, visit our Facebook page andblog to learn more about living and working in Egypt.
The application is due January 22, 2016.
Come to this interactive workshop to learn how to include your study abroad or intern abroad experiences in your resume and cover letters to demonstrate to potential employers that you are ready to work in a global economy.
RSVP to globalinternships@oie.gatech.edu. Please bring a copy of your resume with you.
November 19, 2015 @ 5:00pm Bill Moore Student Success Center, Clary Theatre
November 19, 2015 @ 5:00pm Bill Moore Student Success Center, Clary Theatre
Date: Wednesday, November 18th
Time: 9am-3pm
Location: Peachtree Room, Student Center Commons
Fee: Free to attend, passport application fees apply.
Attention travelers! Are you looking to get your first passport, or to get your current passport renewed? Let us make it easy for you! Stop by the U.S. Passport Fair on Wednesday, November 18th from 9am-3pm in the Student Center Peachtree Room, where you'll find everything you need to process your passport application in one convenient location! Representatives from the Post Office will be on site to take professional passport photos, and representatives from the Atlanta Passport Agency will be present to help you with your application. Some documentation will be necessary, please register here to receive more details about your specific documentation needs. Please note that this fair is for U.S. Passports only.
November 3, 2015 11AM-12PM
Savant 308
Savant 308
Study Abroad Fair October 1, 2015
10:00 am-2:00 pm
Student Center Ballroom
EXHBITORS : Registration is now open! Please click here to submit your registration form. If you have any questions please contact us - study.abroad@gatech.edu. For more exhibitor information please CLICK HERE.
VOLUNTEERS: Students interested in volunteering to help with the fair, please complete a registration form by clicking here.
Come to the Study Abroad Fair and learn about all of Georgia Tech's study abroad opportunities! Georgia Tech has 80 partner universities in over 30 countries and leads 35 faculty-led programs--that's a lot to choose from, but don't be overwhelmed! The Study Abroad Fair is your chance to see which program is right for you. Sponsored by the Ga Tech Office of International Education (OIE), the Fair puts Study Abroad Program Directors, Faculty, Advisors, and other campus resources together to answer your questions and help you explore a world of options.
Are you looking to study abroad in 2016? 2017? Whether you're ready to apply or just exploring, it's never too early to start planning. And, the Study Abroad Fair is the perfect place to start.
America’s foreign policy is designed to amplify the nation’s voice and extend its reach in areas critical to the daily lives of its citizens. We work to ensure our country’s diplomatic leadership enhances our economic, food, and energy security and stability, and reflects The U.S. Foreign Service Internship Program (USFSIP) is a paid, intensive internship offering U.S. citizen undergraduate students a chance to participate in the formulation and implementation of U.S. foreign policy, working closely with representatives of the U.S. Department of State’s Foreign and Civil Services. The program is both professionally and academically beneficial, providing participants with hands-on experience and insight into the substance and daily operations of U.S. foreign policy. Training modules on diplomatic history, professional writing and career skills provide additional benefits compared to the typical internship.
We are looking for outstanding students with diverse backgrounds, perspectives, knowledge, and exceptional analytical and leadership skills to participate in a two-summer program that will provide exposure to real-world diplomacy. From June to August, selected students will work in Washington, D.C. where they will experience classroom education about America’s foreign policy and work on a policy desk. In a similar period during the following year, they will take their newfound knowledge and apply it in a U.S. Embassy overseas.
To be considered for USFSIP, a student must:
- Be a U.S. citizen;
- Be a current college sophomore or junior;
- Have at least a 3.2 cumulative GPA;
- Plan to return to school the year following the first summer internship.
To apply to USFSIP, a student must:
- Fully complete the USFSIP application when open at USAJobs;
- Upload transcript(s);
- Upload the Student Aid Report from the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA);
- Provide names and contact information for two references to submit to the USFSIP staff.
The application open for application in late September on USAJOBS with deadlines in early October. When open, details should be available at careers.state.gov/usfsip.
Interning in Germany: Tips on Resumes, Interviews, and Business Culture
Tuesday, September 29, 2015, 11 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Bill Moore Student Success Center, Clary Theatre
All majors. Undergraduate and Graduate.
Internship Opportunities in Germany with DAAD and Cultural Vistas
Monday, October 5, 2015, 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Student Center, Room 332
All majors. Content is mostly for undergraduates.
German Day Career Fair
Tuesday, October 6, 2015, 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Bill Moore Student Success Center, Presidential Suites
See company list here: http://oie.gatech.edu/content/german-day-career-fair-2015
Desired majors and class standing listed on website by company.
Additionally, please mind the upcoming internship deadline:
US-German Internship Program
May 12—August 5, 2016 in Germany
Application deadline: October 30, 2015
Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors
Intermediate German proficiency required
Placements are usually in the following areas, but are not limited to students from these majors: Finance, Business Administration, Accounting, Economics, International Business, Mathematics, Marketing, Communication, International Affairs, Computer Science, Graphic Design, and others.
Past host companies include: Airbus, Cargill, Cisco, DuPont, John Deere, PWC, UPS, and more.
http://amchaminternship.org/internship_program.html
May 12—August 5, 2016 in Germany
Application deadline: October 30, 2015
Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors
Intermediate German proficiency required
Placements are usually in the following areas, but are not limited to students from these majors: Finance, Business Administration, Accounting, Economics, International Business, Mathematics, Marketing, Communication, International Affairs, Computer Science, Graphic Design, and others.
Past host companies include: Airbus, Cargill, Cisco, DuPont, John Deere, PWC, UPS, and more.
http://amchaminternship.org/internship_program.html
1. International Plan Freshmen Q&A Sessions for Newly Accepted IP students:
For student who have applied and been accepted to the IP: Come meet other new IP students and hear about ways to begin your IP requirements during your first year. This is a casual question and answer opportunity for all newly admitted IP students, so stop by and ask away!
Monday, August 17 from 4-5pm
Peachtree Room, Student Center
OR
Thursday, August 20 from 11am-1pm
Savant 308 (same building as OIE)
4. International Plan Open Houses
This open house is designed for students who have questions about the International Plan and/or who want to know more before applying. Free food!
Tuesday, August 25 from 4-5pm
Piedmont Room
and
Thursday, August 27 from 11am-1pm
Piedmont Room
For student who have applied and been accepted to the IP: Come meet other new IP students and hear about ways to begin your IP requirements during your first year. This is a casual question and answer opportunity for all newly admitted IP students, so stop by and ask away!
Monday, August 17 from 4-5pm
Peachtree Room, Student Center
OR
Tuesday, August 18th from 4-5pm
Clary Theater, Student Success Center
Clary Theater, Student Success Center
2. Interning in Japan: Tips on Resumes, Interviews, and Business Culture:
Perfect for students interested in interning abroad in Japan.
Tuesday, August 18th from 11am-12pm
Clary Theater, Student Success Center
3. Study/Intern Abroad Open House:
Explore all your international options at the Study/Intern Abroad Open Houses!
Wednesday, August 19 from 11am-1pm
Savant 308 (same building as OIE)
and
Tuesday, August 18th from 11am-12pm
Clary Theater, Student Success Center
3. Study/Intern Abroad Open House:
Explore all your international options at the Study/Intern Abroad Open Houses!
Wednesday, August 19 from 11am-1pm
Savant 308 (same building as OIE)
and
Thursday, August 20 from 11am-1pm
Savant 308 (same building as OIE)
4. International Plan Open Houses
This open house is designed for students who have questions about the International Plan and/or who want to know more before applying. Free food!
Tuesday, August 25 from 4-5pm
Piedmont Room
and
Thursday, August 27 from 11am-1pm
Piedmont Room
Our global internship program provides an immersive experience and is structured around an eight-week internship placement with a leading company in your chosen field, alongside weekly career seminars, CV workshops, professional networking events, social evenings and weekend excursions.
- Broaden your horizons - gain real work experience with a leading company whilst building your expertise and knowledge.
- Make connections - network with inspiring professionals and career-minded peers from around the globe.
- Become career ready - Use your experience to refine your career direction and market yourself to employers.
The inclusive career seminars, guest speaker and networking events are designed to bolster their on-the-job learning and to further equip them with the tools necessary to launch a thriving career in today's highly competitive graduate market.
All social events and weekend excursions help to deliver a well-rounded experience and showcase their chosen city’s cultural highlights. They serve as a great opportunity for students to fully experience their chosen city with like-minded students from across the globe.
Visit www.city-internships.com to learn more. To apply, visit www.city-internships.com/apply.
- Tuesday, March 24 11AM-12PM
- Tuesday, April 7 11AM-12PM
- Tuesday, April 21 11AM-12PM
All are in President’s Suite A of the Student Success Center.
Through the volunteering program, called Global Citizen, students are provided housing and meals to teach English, sustainability, and/or social entrepreneurship to youth abroad. Through our professional intern program, Global Talent, upperclassmen are paid to teach English abroad for 6-8 months. Both programs set the student up with a local AIESEC chapter through a university to make friends, help with cultural adjustment, etc.Interested? There will be an info session this Thursday at 6:30 in Howey S107.
Visit aiesecus.org/exchange to learn how you can volunteer or work abroad this summer and after graduation!
Undergraduates and graduates can apply via www.city-internships.com/apply.
We have received a tremendous number of applications from exceptionally impressive students since the application process for the summer program opened in November.
Consequently, the application process for the Hong Kong programs will be closing earlier than scheduled. The application process for the London, New York and Los Angeles programs remains open.
The eight-week program includes a relevant work placement, career seminars and CV workshops, social events (including a weekend away) and 24/7 local support. In an increasingly competitive graduate market, it has become vital for students to get some work experience under their belt over the summer months.
- Eight week internship placement
- Social events & excursions
- Daily transportation
- Meal plan
- Career seminars, guest speaker & networking events
- Welcome reception, orientation & closing reception
- CV revision & interview coaching
- 24/7 on-site staff support
- Academic credit
- Post-program career services through City Careers
- Accommodation (optional)
- Intensive language or professional training course (optional)
The internship placement is designed to help students explore their chosen field and career path, develop industry specific skills and knowledge, and increase their professional network – simultaneously helping students to focus the direction of their career and increase their appeal to future employers.
The inclusive career seminars, guest speaker and networking events are designed to bolster their on-the-job learning and to further equip them with the tools necessary to launch a thriving career in today's highly competitive graduate market.
All social events and weekend excursions help to deliver a well-rounded experience and showcase their chosen city’s cultural highlights. They serve as a great opportunity for students to fully experience their chosen city with like-minded students from across the globe.
Students will benefit from an extensive support network before, during and after the program. The overarching philosophy of the program is to give undergraduates and graduates the freedom to define their own experience and to progress independently, both personally and professionally, within a framework that provides comprehensive direction and guidance.
Internship placements are available in banking & financial services, legal & professional services, IT & technology, art & design, marketing, advertising & PR, property & construction, media, publishing & entertainment or science & engineering.
The Global Internship Program operates in London, New York, Los Angeles & Hong Kong. Programs are available in spring, summer & fall.
Visit www.city-internships.com to learn more. To apply, visit www.city-internships.com/apply.
GESI provides a unique opportunity to make a positive impact on communities abroad, while earning Northwestern academic credit. GESI attracts the most passionate and capable students from across the country, and I would appreciate your help in spreading the word about this international program at Georgia Institute of Technology.
Here are the GESI basics:
What: GESI participants design and implement a community development project with their host community and a small, interdisciplinary team of talented students from across the country.
Who: Any undergraduate or recent graduate seeking hands-on field experience with comprehensive academic preparation.
Where: Bolivia, the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, India, Kenya, South Africa, or Uganda.
When: Summer (June 15 – August 19, 2015) or Fall (September 14 – December 12, 2015)
Why: So many reasons!
- Meaningful cultural immersion through homestays
- Northwestern course credits (the equivalent of 6 semester hours in summer or 12 semester hours in the fall)
- On-the-ground professional experience
- An opportunity to help spark change by working with and empowering community members
- Lifelong friendships with passionate students from around the country, and with development partners around the world
To learn more: Fill out our 3-minute interest survey, visit www.gesi.northwestern.edu, or email our office at gesi@northwestern.edu.
The Global Internship Program will hold a "How to Find a Global Internship" Workshop next Tuesday, January 20 from 11am-noon in President's Suite D in the Student Success Center. This is a great opportunity for students who are interested in interning abroad to learn how to get started in their search! Any questions can be directed to globalinternships@oie.gatech.edu.
