As an international student at ASU, you bring sought-after skills and experiences to your coursework and job search! ASU recognizes the unique considerations of working and studying internationally and has outlined resources to help you find career success.
Scroll down to view resources to help you prepare for the job search!
Interstride is designed for international students and everyone looking for global opportunities.
Search for international jobs, explore country insights, find immigration information for working abroad, all in one portal!
International Sun Devils find themselves at a wide array of organizations and companies. Whether you are looking for a summer internship or full-time job, consider starting your search with the resources below. Use the search filters to explore where fellow Sun Devils in your major or school have landed.
Resumes used in the United States may be different than what is used in other parts of the global community.
Most companies in the United States ask for a resume, not a CV. Build your resume with the resource below.
Practice your interviewing skills from anywhere at any time with Interviewing.com. Create an account with your ASU email address and access interview preparation materials tailored just for you.
With Interviewing.com, you can practice your interview confidence by recording and reviewing your answers to common interview questions. When you are ready, you can even submit your recorded responses to our career team for valuable feedback.
ASU offers a variety of opportunities available to international students.
Ready to work? Review best practices for office etiquette, wardrobe and time management expectations in the United States.
Networking is critical to your professional success in the United States. Review the content below and create your network!
View this video from the International Students and Scholars Center (ISSC).
Review this video for an overview of the hiring process in the United States.
Today, the average job listing gets more than 250 applications. That’s hard to contend with, even if you’re the most seasoned professional. But when you’re a student or recent graduate with little to no experience behind you, this can feel even …
