2. Finding work globally
•Developing a global mind-set
•Finding opportunities
•Language and visa requirements
•International experience opportunities
3. Having a Global mind-set..
“Global mindset” is the latest buzz phrase which major
employers are talking about – an understanding of how
organisations need to operate in a global environment. In
a recent survey of large graduate employers (AGR),
around half the employers said they were interested in
this
4. Finding work globally
Start here!
• What is your career goal?
• Are you achieving good grades?
• Do you have an (international) network?
• Have you researched language and visa requirements in
the country where you would like to work?
• Do you have international experience?
5. Study abroad
• A year or term abroad gives you the opportunity to study at an
international university or work in another country. You'll experience
another culture, improve your language abilities and gain career skills.
• We have one of the best study abroad programmes in the UK with
over 140 universities worldwide for you to choose from. This includes high-
ranking universities in the United States and an extensive range of study
opportunities in Europe, Latin America and Asia.
• A year or term abroad prepares you for a variety of jobs with former
Sussex study abroad students going into careers in translation,
humanitarian work and teaching.
6. International placements
• The University welcomes students working internationally for their
placement year.
• Students who wish to work outside the UK need to be proactive in their job
search, and seek advice from CEC at the earliest opportunity.
• It is the student and employer’s responsibility to ensure that student is in
possession of the correct working visa to cover their placement.
• Students will also need to ensure that they have travel insurance that
covers them for the duration of their trip
7. Work experience and internship
organisations
• BUNAC - Work abroad and internship programmes for anyone aged 18-
35. Includes Canada, the USA, Australia, New Zealand, China, South
Africa and more
• CCUSA - Summer camps, work experience and internships in the USA,
plus options in Canada, Russia, Africa, Latin America and Asia
• IST Plus - Summer programmes and professional internships in the USA,
plus working holidays in Australia, New Zealand or Singapore and
teaching in China or Thailand
• Global Choices - Internship, teaching abroad, working holiday,
volunteering and au pair opportunities. Countries covered include USA,
Spain, New Zealand, Canada, Brazil, China, Australia and Argentina
10. Finding work globally
A degree from a UK HEI provides..
Independent enquiry in learning leading to critical analysis and
reasoning skills, independent thinking
Team work, life skills, open mindedness and positivity
Confidence in discussing issues with senior colleagues
Broad horizons – adaptable + culturally aware
International contacts – students, staff, alumni
11. Finding work globally
The international reputation of Sussex
University rankings
• 19th in the UK overall
The Guardian University league tables 2016
• 19th in the UK overall
• 8th in the UK for investment in services and facilities
The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2016
• 24th in the UK overall
• 65th in Europe
• 140th in the world
• 24th in the UK for research
The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2016
12. Join us for two weeks of events, with over 40
alumni speakers and employers, to gain an insight
into different careers, expand your ideas, develop
your skills – and make contacts.
All students welcome!
SEE THE WEBSITE FOR A FULL LIST OF EVENTS AND TO BOOK ONLINE:
WWW.SUSSEX.AC.UK/CAREERS/MAKEITHAPPEN
13. questions?
• Briefings – Career choices, finding PT work, CVs and Applications
• Careers Advisers are available daily 11-5pm
• Events and employer engagement – listed on news & events page
• Follow us on Twitter & Facebook
• www.sussex.ac.uk/careers
14. Finding work globally
International graduate schemes
• Heineken
• Standard chartered bank
• Volvo
• Damco
• Siemens
• ING ban
• Nestle
• Unilever
• HSBC
• Tesco
• Deloitte
• KPMG
• IBM
• JCB
Notas del editor
welcome and introductions
In pairs – 1.what is a global mindset and 2. how can you develop one?
Do you have a “global mindset”?“Global mindset” is the latest buzz phrase which major employers are talking about
– an understanding of how organisations need to operate in a global environment. In a recent survey of large graduate employers (AGR), around half the employers said they were interested in this
Even more important to have a well thought through goal/plan
Mention broadening your horizons exhibition and working/studying internationally – flyers!
120 countries represented here
Language cafes
One world week
Even more important to have a well thought through goal/plan
Mention broadening your horizons exhibition and working/studying internationally – flyers!
120 countries represented here
Language cafes
One world week
Even more important to have a well thought through goal/plan
Mention broadening your horizons exhibition and working/studying internationally – flyers!
120 countries represented here
Language cafes
One world week
Prices, and services offered, will vary greatly, so make sure you do your research. Here are a few:
Vacancy sources/opportunities
Let people know you're coming home, when and what you have to offer (CV)
In the global job market, reputation and academic performance are key
welcome and introductions
lunch time briefings occur everyday – CVs, Sussex plus, pt work and IS briefing
flexible session try to cover what ever you want to discuss