Teach Abroad
- CIEE: Teach Abroad
- TEFL
- Teaching Overseas — International Job Bulletin
- NALCAP: Be a Teaching Assistant in Spain
- TAPIF: Be a Teaching Assistant in France
- JET: Teach English in Japan
- EPIK: Teach English in South Korea
- TaLK Program: Teach and Learn in Korea
- EF Education: Teach Abroad
- Teach in Austria: US Teaching Assistantship Program
Work, Intern, or Volunteer Abroad
- Transitions Abroad: Job Postings and Profile Creation
- Idealist: Jobs, Internships, and (Non-Profits) Volunteering
- NAFSA (Association of International Educators) Registry
- BUNAC: Working Adventures Worldwide – Obtain a Work Permit in Great Britain
- GYC: Interns and Volunteers for Preventing Crimes Against Humanity Globally
- International Volunteer Opportunities
- The Peace Corps: 2 Years, All Expenses Paid, Working on Developmental Projects
Get Your Master's Degree Abroad
The below list is a bunch of compiled information we at Abroad Office thought might interest you; however, that doesn’t mean these are your only options. There are a plethora of universities abroad that you can apply for. If you’re not looking for a scholarship, or one below doesn’t apply/interest you, check out the international students page on the website of the university you’re looking at!
Oftentimes, universities always have an “International Students” page and they’ll give you the rundown of the requirements for their program. Keep in mind that every university is different and will have different requirements (language, GPA, etc). Sometimes, these requirements even differ depending on Nationality. Seem overwhelming? Believe us, we know. Just thinking of all the things to check off the list when applying can be a mind twister, but don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! Check out some of these tips and reasons why graduate programs abroad could be ideal for you!
Go Overseas: Why and How to Earn a Graduate Degree Abroad
Go Overseas: Pros and Cons to Graduate Study Abroad
