
Global Career EDGE
Education and Career Development for Global Employability: connecting global learning, career readiness, international experiences and professional mentorship to prepare students for success in today's interconnected workforce.
Build your Global Career EDGE
Prepare for success in an increasingly interconnected and competitive global workforce through global learning, career development, international experiences, internships and professional mentorship.
Global Career EDGE integrates global learning with career readiness to help students develop the skills, experiences and professional networks needed to thrive in today's global workforce. Through a partnership between the International Initiatives Office and the Career Center, students gain access to career-focused international opportunities, internships, mentorship and specialized career development programming.
By building your global career EDGE, you will:
- develop career-readiness competencies
- build intercultural communication skills
- gain international and professional experience
- expand global professional networks
- explore career pathways across industries and regions
- connect classroom learning to real-world workforce demands
Global Career EDGE Experiences
Career Development Training for International Students
Designed specifically for international students, this program helps you navigate the U.S. job market. Through programs like "International Tigers Get Hired," you'll learn how to create a strong résumé, prepare for interviews, expand your professional network and understand work authorization pathways. Monthly workshops provide the career skills and confidence international students need to connect with employers and pursue job opportunities in the U.S.
Upcoming International Tigers Get Hired Events
Alumni Speaker Panel
- Date: Monday, Nov. 16
- Time: 4 - 5 p.m.
- Location: Career Center, UU 225
- Register for the panel
International Tiger On Campus Internship Initiative
Gain meaningful professional experience right here at TU. This initiative develops more substantive on campus internships that allow international students to build workplace skills, explore career interests and strengthen their résumés while contributing to campus projects and initiatives.
- Explore campus jobs.
- Search jobs, internships, and career events through Handshake.
- Access your Handshake account.
Career-focused Study Abroad Programming
Build career competencies while studying abroad. TU faculty-led programs focusing on career exploration and professional development, work-life balance and group dynamics, and health professions connect you with international employers, industries and organizations in different countries. Non-TU programs incorporate career exploration and coaching into your study abroad journey. These experiences help you develop career-ready skills and engage directly with professionals to gain an understanding of work cultures and professions around the world.
Search for a study abroad program.
TU Global Internships
Take your learning beyond the classroom through international internship opportunities. Global internships allow you to gain real-world professional experience, develop global fluency, strengthen employability and expand your global network. Outcomes from a study abroad experience, when combined with an internship, match the top qualifications that employers seek in career-ready job candidates.
- Learn about the benefits of international internships.
- Explore options through the TU Global Internship Program.
- Search other international internship options.
Global Career Mentoring
Connect with professionals who can help you achieve your goals. Most notably through the Open Mindset Project, you'll receive one-on-one mentorship, career guidance, and access to a global network of experienced professionals. You'll gain insights into global career pathways, strengthen intercultural communication skills, and build meaningful professional connections that can support your future success.
Interested in participating?
Complete the OMP Interest Form to be considered for a Spring or Fall 2027 Open Mindset Project cohort.

