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International Career Symposium
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A special event of on-campus panels and presentations covering a wide spectrum of international internship and career-related topics of interest to students in all majors, alumni, the broader campus community, and the public. No registration required. |
The funding for this annual event has been made possible by the generous support of
Harvey Masonek, a Cal Alumnus of the College of Letters and Science.
Co-sponsored by: The Career Center, World Affairs Council of Northern California, and International and Area Studies (IAS). Co-hosted by: Berkeley Model United Nations (BMUN), Delta Phi Epsilon (DPE), IAESTE, IAS Peer Advisors, IAS Student Association, and UC Berkeley Model United Nations (UCBMUN). |
A selection of reference materials and handouts on international careers and education will be available, featuring the World Affairs Council of Northern California and The International and Area Studies Department(IAS).
What’s life really like in the international arena? Ambassador Martin Brennen demystifies it, sharing his words of wisdom gleaned from years of experience in Africa, Asia, and Europe. He will address what you need to know--and have no idea you need to know--before you go abroad for a public or private sector position.
A team of international career management experts from the Monterey Institute of International Studies will provide an overview of how to prepare for an international career with tips for getting started in different fields within the international arena, including language-related professions (policy and business) and language-based professions (teaching, translation and interpretation).
Representatives from over 30 top graduate programs in international affairs and international business will provide information about admission requirements and programs.
International human rights intersects with every facet of daily life: health, politics, quality of life, the environment and culture. Professionals in the field give their insights about what is important for success in the field and how you can prepare yourself for international human rights work through internships and other experiences.
Co-presented by: The Human Rights Center, UC Berkeley
Moderator: Rachel Shigekane, Senior Program Officer, Human Rights Center and Lecturer, Peace and Conflict Studies, UC Berkeley
Teaching English OverseasThere are multiple avenues to choose from when it comes to teaching English abroad. Come listen to a panel or seasoned professionals talk about their experiences teaching English in different countries. Questions will be addressed such as: How do I get started? Do I need to get my TEFL Certification? What questions should I ask before I go?
Careers focusing on international environmental issues reflect the knowledge of many disciplines. Whether you are interested in policy, science, economics, business or industry there is a place for you. Find out how to get there, tips for what to expect, and what internship and career options are available to all majors.
Moderator: Maximillian Auffhammer, Assistant Professor, Agricultural Resource Economics and International and Area Studies, UC Berkeley
A selection of reference materials and handouts on international careers and education will be available, featuring the World Affairs Council of Northern California and The International and Area Studies Department (IAS).
Ambassador Maura Harty, Assistant Secretary of State for Consular Affairs, is one of the most highly respected career diplomats working today. She will share experiences from her State Department career, and explain the rewards of serving our citizens and our nation as a Consular Officer in the U.S. Foreign Service.
Moderator: Anne O'Leary, UC Berkeley Diplomat in Residence, U.S. Department of State
Working with International Activism and Special Interest GroupsActivism takes on many forms. Learn how to integrate advocacy of critical interests into your international career. Discover how to prepare yourself through strategic experiences from experts in the field.
Moderator: Peter Bartu, Lecturer, International and Area Studies, PACS Group Major, UC Berkeley
Globalizing America: Careers in International EducationProfessionals will discuss how their careers in international education allow them to interact with diverse people and cultures on a daily basis. With more than 10,000 international educators worldwide, learn how your interpersonal skills, interest in world cultures, or study abroad experiences can lead to a career in international education.
Moderator: Rebecca Sablo, International Student & Scholar Advisor, Berkeley International Office, UC Berkeley
International Media and CommunicationsWorking in the media presents an array of possibilities from reporting international news, filing investigative reports, covering Olympic sports, broadcasting, or performing media relations for the government. Learn about your options and discover the key elements needed for success in the world of communications.
Moderator: Laurie Freeman, Visiting Professor, Political Economy of Industrial Societies, UC Berkeley
Emerging International Business CareersPanelists will talk about careers that are "hot" and growing in the world of business. Get insider information about why these careers are growing now, and how to get the experience you need to be a competitive candidate for international business careers.
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