Networking is not simply exchanging information it’s building meaningful professional relationships and nurturing them over time. For international students, this can begin on campus: joining student organizations, attending career fairs, connecting with alumni, and participating in online professional communities.
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Even as some policies and practices have made it harder for U.S. employers to hire international students, the U.S. economy still depends on global talent—and with the right strategy, many international students will continue to land strong, high-paying roles here.
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This article discusses the drawbacks of using easy apply buttons on job sites.
The Office of Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion (ODEI) at Amherst College works collaboratively to support and sustain the growth of …
Amherst College’s Office of Immigration Services (OIS) supports international students, our undocumented/DACA student community, and any student at Amherst College …
To advance gender equity for women and girls through research, education, and advocacy.
International Fellowships are awarded for full-time study …
Work Authorization-Related Questions
Many companies will ask two work authorization-related questions of all applicants for a position:
Difference between “U.S. …
The job search for international students requires careful planning and forethought. You have more factors to consider than your peers …
International students at Amherst College in F-1 status should become familiar with the federal regulations that dictate how they may …
