What International Students Need to Know About Job Searching in Canada and the U.S.

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As an international master's student, you may be planning to look for work in Canada or the United States after graduation. But job searching as an international student is more complex than it is for domestic students. There are visa requirements, work permit timelines, and immigration considerations that you will need to understand—and plan for—well before you begin applying for jobs.

The earlier you understand what is involved, the better prepared you will be. This webinar will give you the information and knowledge you need to plan your job search as an international student in North America.

Join Beyond Graduate School for this webinar designed specifically for international master's students who are considering working in Canada or the United States after graduation.

This webinar is designed for master's students from all academic backgrounds who are wondering

• What do I need to know about working in Canada or the U.S. as an international student?
• How is the job search process different for international students compared to domestic students?
• What steps can I take right now to prepare for my job search as an international student?

Duke master's students in M.S., A.M., M.F.A., and M.A.T. degree programs can attend this webinar for free, including access to replays of events when available, through The Graduate School's subscription to Beyond Graduate School. Advance registration is required.