Career Development
As a CU ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ student or graduate, you have access to a wide range of career planning and development resources. Students can connect with Career Services for workshops, one-on-one appointments, and career counseling. Alumni can take advantage of two free career advising sessions and explore additional networking opportunities through the Alumni Association. Check out the additional career resources we've compiled below!Ìý
IAFS Resources
- IAFS Mentorship Program Page - Not just for students interested in participating in the program - there are tons of career development resources included in the modules!
- IAFS Internship and Job Opportunities Page - Collection of internships and job opportunities shared as a courtesy to our students and alumni
- IAFS Networking Tips and SuggestionsÌý- A quick cheat sheet for attending networking events.
CU ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ Resources
- CU Fulbright Scholarships - Information for students and alumni applying to the Fulbright Program, which funds international graduate study, research, and English teaching opportunities in more than 160 countries.
- CU ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ Peace Corps - Equips students with the knowledge, experience, and leadership skills to prepare for Peace Corps service and other globally focused careers through its interdisciplinary Peace Corps Prep certificate.
CU ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ Career Services Resources
External Resources
The resources below highlight external organizations, platforms, and tools that support careers in international affairs and related fields. In addition to broad job search platforms like LinkedIn, Indeed, and Google Jobs, these resources can help you explore internships, jobs, fellowships, networking opportunities, and professional development tailored to global careers.
- - global network of graduate schools focused on advancing education and careers in international affairs and public policy.Ìý
- - includes career resources and potential employers related to each sector
- - nonprofit that promotes global understanding and professional development through international exchange, internship, fellowship, and cultural immersion programs.
- : international nonprofit organization that promotes intercultural dialogue, global cooperation, and peace through cultural diplomacy, education, research, conferences, and exchange programs.
- - U.S. nonprofit that prepares underrepresented college students for graduate degrees and careers in public service and international affairs.
- - professional association that connects students and early-career professionals with networking, career development, and leadership opportunities in foreign policy and international affairs.
- - Job board of opportunities shared by APSIA member institutions.
- - Job board for public sector jobs at the the federal, state, and local levels.
- - Global job board, media platform, and career intelligence service for professionals in international development, global health, humanitarian aid, and sustainability.
- - Global job board focused on sustainability, climate, and environmental policy.
- - Global job board and career platform featuring nonprofit sector, social impact, and service industries.
- - Global job board for humanitarian assistance, disaster response, refugee support, and international development careers.
- - Global job board for professional, internship, and volunteer opportunities throughout the United Nations system.
- - Federal Government's official employment site, the central location to find and apply for jobs across hundreds of federal agencies.
Organizations to Explore
Below is a list of some local, national, and global organizations which could be potential employers for International Affairs majors. Because International Affairs graduates pursue careers across many sectors, this list highlights representative organizations rather than every potential employer.