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How To Make The Most Of Your Study Abroad Experience For Career Growth

The Daily Guardian

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April 23, 2025

International universities usually provide some of the best services for career support: mock interviews, resume-writing workshops, job boards, and mentoring.

- RITIKA GUPTA

How To Make The Most Of Your Study Abroad Experience For Career Growth

Going abroad is an exciting academic journey that provides exposure to new cultures and a chance to earn a global degree. However, beyond the classroom and travel, it equally serves as a powerful launchpad for long-term success in one's career, sitting right there with the intention.

Employers will look for increased global exposure, cross-cultural competence, and adaptability in 2025, qualities honed during a study abroad program. The crux is that an overseas education should be a strategic launch for achieving career goals.

1. INDUSTRY-RELEVANT COURSES Before stepping foot on your new campus, have a clear vision of your career aspirations. Attend universities and programs that provide academic excellence and industrial integration; think internships, research opportunities, and partnerships with global companies. Choosing wisely will help you directly connect your academics with future job prospects.

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