Resources for Creating Your Own International Co-op
World Regions
AIESEC – A nonprofit dedicated to promoting cultural understanding and international cooperation, offering management, technical, education, and development internships abroad. You must join AISEC before you can apply for the internship program.
Global Gateway (Monster.com) – Search for job opportunities around the world.
GoinGlobal (Available through DrexelOne) – To access this website, go to DrexelOne. Then click on the student tab. Once on the student page, you should see the Steinbright Career Development Center information box , which has the GoinGlobal link.GoinGlobal is the leading provider of country-specific and American city-specific career and employment information, including 33 country career guides, corporate profiles, and more than 600,000 internship and job listings around the world. Additional features include:
- Job search tools — online and face-to-face resources
- Employment trends in major industries — learn more about growing industry areas and focus your job or internship search!
- Executive recruiters and staffing agency contacts — great contacts for students and alumni/professional job seekers
- Work permit regulations — clearly explains the important details for international students and professional job seekers
- Resume/CV writing guidelines
- Interviewing and cultural advice
- Links to American H-1B visa employers for every state
Idealist.org (from Action Without Borders) – Search for internships with nonprofit and community organizations around the world.
AIESEC – A nonprofit dedicated to promoting cultural understanding and international cooperation, offering management, technical, education, and development internships abroad. You must join AISEC before you can apply for the internship program.
Global Gateway (Monster.com) – Search for job opportunities around the world.
GoinGlobal (Available through DrexelOne) – To access this website, go to DrexelOne. Then click on the student tab. Once on the student page, you should see the Steinbright Career Development Center information box, which has the GoinGlobal link.
GoinGlobal is the leading provider of country-specific and American city-specific career and employment information, including 33 country career guides, corporate profiles, and more than 600,000 internship and jobs around the world. Additional features include:
- Job search tools — online and face-to-face resources
- Employment trends in major industries — learn more about growing industry areas and focus your job or internship search!
- Executive recruiters and staffing agency contacts — great contacts for students and alumni/professional job seekers
- Work permit regulations — clearly explains the important details for international students and professional job seekers
- Resume/CV writing guidelines
- Interviewing and cultural advice
- Links to American H-1B visa employers for every state
Idealist.org (from Action Without Borders) – Search for internships with nonprofit and community organizations around the world.
AIESEC – A nonprofit dedicated to promoting cultural understanding and international cooperation, offeriing management, technical, education, and development internships abroad. You must join AISEC before you can apply for the internship program.
Alliance Abroad – A cultural exchange organization assisting the hospitality and business and event industries in Australia to fill short-term and peak season staffing needs with well-matched and highly motivated candidates from the US, UK, and around the world.
Global Gateway (Monster.com) – Search for job opportunities around the world.
GoinGlobal (Available through DrexelOne) To access this website, go to DrexelOne. Then click on the student tab. Once on the student page, you should see the Steinbright Career Development Center information box, which has the GoinGlobal link.
GoinGlobal is the leading provider of country-specific and American city-specific career and employment information, including 33 country career guides, corporate profiles, and more than 600,000 internship and job listings around the world. Additional features include:
- Job search tools — online and face-to-face resources
- Employment trends in major industries — learn more about growing industry areas and focus your job or internship search!
- Executive recruiters and staffing agency contacts — great contacts for students and alumni/professional job seekers
- Work permit regulations — clearly explains the important details for international students and professional job seekers
- Resume/CV writing guidelines
- Interviewing and cultural advice
- Links to American H-1B visa employers for every state
Idealist.org (from Action Without Borders) – Search for internships with nonprofit and community organizations around the world.
AIESEC – A nonprofit dedicated to promoting cultural understanding and international cooperation, offering management, technical, education, and development internships abroad. You must join AISEC before you can apply for the internship program.
Global Gateway (Monster.com) – Search for job opportunities around the world.
GoinGlobal (Available through DrexelOne) – To access this website, go to DrexelOne. Then click on the student tab. Once on the student page, you should see the Steinbright Career Development Center information box, which has the GoinGlobal link. GoinGlobal is the leading provider of country-specific and American city-specific career and employment information, including 33 country career guides, corporate profiles, and more than 600,000 internship and job listings around the world. Additional features include:- Job search tools — online and face-to-face resources
- Employment trends in major industries — learn more about growing industry areas and focus your job or internship search!
- Executive recruiters and staffing agency contacts — great contacts for students and alumni/professional job seekers
- Work permit regulations — clearly explains the important details for international students and professional job seekers
- Resume/CV writing guidelines
- Interviewing and cultural advice
- Links to American H-1B visa employers for every state
Idealist.org (from Action Without Borders) – Search for internships with nonprofit and community organizations around the world.
InteRDom – Offers customized internship, study, and research programs for students and recent graduates year-round in the Dominican Republic.
Mente Argentina – Designed for students who want to experience Argentina from a local perspective.
iAgora.com: iWork – Search this site for internships and entry-level jobs in Europe.
AIESEC – A nonprofit dedicated to promoting cultural understanding and international cooperation, offering management, technical, education, and development internships abroad. You must join AISEC before you can apply for the internship program.
Bombardier – A global provider of transportation solutions.
Cultural Vistas – Provides U.S. students the opportunity to gain work experience abroad.
DAAD – The Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst (DAAD, or the German Academic Exchange Service in English), offers a variety of internship opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students looking to do an internship in Germany.
Europages – Use this business directory site to search for companies in Europe by business sector, products and services, or theme.
Global Gateway (Monster.com) – Search for job opportunities around the world.
GoinGlobal (Available through DrexelOne) – To access this website, go to DrexelOne. Then click on the student tab. Once on the student page, you should see the Steinbright Career Development Center information box, which has the GoinGlobal link.
GoinGlobal is the leading provider of country-specific and American city-specific career and employment information, including 33 country career guides, corporate profiles, and more than 600,000 internship and job listings around the world. Additional features include:
- Job search tools — online and face-to-face resources
- Employment trends in major industries — learn more about growing industry areas and focus your job or internship search!
- Executive recruiters and staffing agency contacts — great contacts for students and alumni/professional job seekers
- Work permit regulations — clearly explains the important details for international students and professional job seekers
- Resume/CV writing guidelines
- Interviewing and cultural advice
- Links to American H-1B visa employers for every state
Idealist.org (from Action Without Borders) – Search for internships with nonprofit and community organizations around the world.
International Cooperative Education – ICE places students on paid international summer internships.
The Intern Group – The Intern Group is a leading provider of internships in London and Madrid.
U.S. Department of State – Offers unpaid student internships, some of which are located abroad in US embassies.
USA2Holland Internship Grant – USA2Holland offers support for internships to high-achieving and low-income American college students, providing financial support, a travel stipend, and visa support to attain experiential, uniquely international work experience in the Netherlands.
AIESEC – A nonprofit dedicated to promoting cultural understanding and international cooperation, offering management, technical, education, and development internships abroad. You must join AISEC before you can apply for the internship program.
GoinGlobal (Available through DrexelOne) – To access this website, go to DrexelOne. Then click on the student tab. Once on the student page, you should see the Steinbright Career Development Center information box, which has the GoinGlobal link.
GoinGlobal is the leading provider of country-specific and American city-specific career and employment information, including 33 country career guides, corporate profiles, and more than 600,000 internship and job listings around the world. Additional features include:
- Job search tools — online and face-to-face resources
- Employment trends in major industries — learn more about growing industry areas and focus your job or internship search!
- Executive recruiters and staffing agency contacts — great contacts for students and alumni/professional job seekers
- Work permit regulations — clearly explains the important details for international students and professional job seekers
- Resume/CV writing guidelines
- Interviewing and cultural advice
- Links to American H-1B visa employers for every state
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