International students can offer employers a wide range of skills and abilities, including a US education, knowledge of business practices in another country, and multiple language skills.  Please view the following resources that may help your search for employment in the US. 

Please also remember to speak with your International Student Advisor about employment authorization procedures and attend the Employment Authorization Workshops and Immigration Attorney Visits scheduled throughout the academic year.

Frequently Asked Questions
Resources for International Students

Association for International Practical Training
http://www.aipt.org/
This Web site provides information for students and professionals in over 50 countries around the world.

Council on International Educational Exchange
http://www.ciee.org
This Web site provides information about work, study, teach, or volunteer abroad programs for US and international students.

H1B Visa Employer Database                  
This Web resource contains listings of employers who have recently filed the appropriate paperwork to sponsor an international person for an H1B visa. The database is a starting point for you to determine which employers may be willing to sponsor your visa. 

InterExchange
http://www.interexchange.org
This Web site features a private, non-profit organization involved in international educational and cultural exchange. Career Training USA programs are an opportunity for international university students and graduates to join U.S. companies.

U.S. Department of Labor: Employment & Training Administration, Foreign Labor Data Certification Center
http://flcdatacenter.com
This Web site provides information about which companies provided H1B visa sponsorship and about salaries.

U.S. Employment: Challenges for International Students www.jobweb.com/resources/library/international/us_employment_81_01.htm                   
This article by NACE outlines various issues surrounding employment for International students.