Career Development
As a CU Boulder 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!
IAFS/CU Resources
- Mentorship Program
- Internship and Job Opportunities
- Networking Tips and Suggestions - a quick cheat sheet for attending networking events.
- CU Fulbright Scholarships
- Career Help On Demand: Check out tons of online resources you have access to as a CU student/alum!
A sample of available resources are listed here:
We encourage you to get started with Career Services to start your job search and obtain resources about cover letters, resumes, and professional interviews.
Check out Career Services's Global Careers webpagespecifically for those of you interested in working, teaching, interning or volunteering internationally.
External Resources
- Guide to Careers in International Affairs
- Cultural Vistas - Scholarships, Fellowships, and Global Internships
- Institute for Cultural Diplomacy: Master's, PHDs, Professional Development Certificate Programs, and events.
- Below is a list of some local, national, and global organizations which could be potential employers for International Affairs majors:
| Local | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Boulder Jalapa Friendship City Projects | Rocky Mountain MicroFinance Institute | World Denver | Posner Center |