Library

Our reference library features a selection of current books relevant to students interested in international affairs careers. Several newsletters, including The Jobs Book and International Career Employment Weekly are also available. We maintain a collection of sample resumes, cover letters and other handouts that will aid you in the job search.

Office Equipment

Students may make use of the Center's computers, printers, and fax machines to help conduct their job search.

Career Search Questions

Do you have questions regarding your search? Check our list of FAQs for answers!

The Career Bulletin

The Center publishes a weekly newsletter, Career Bulletin, which provides information on upcoming events. The Career Bulletin is available online, as well as via e-mail. Contact us for login information. To subscribe to the e-mail version, click here. Please note: The Career Bulletin is only available to SFS graduate students and alumni. When subscribing, please include your full name, preferred e-mail address, former program, and year of graduation.

Internet Resources

The internet is an indispensable tool in your job or internship search. Check out our list of selected websites that other students have found helpful. Keep in mind that while some of these sites post actual listings, others will simply provide you with useful research information.

Handouts

The Center provides a number of handouts designed to help you with your job or internship search. These include sample resumes, tips on interviewing and salary negotiation, and how to write an effective cover letter. Stop by the Center to take some handouts, or click here to access them online.

Online Resume Book

The SFS Career Development Center now has an online resume book where graduate students can post a brief profile and a copy of their resume (as a pdf file) for employers to view.  To access the site, go to: https://www12.georgetown.edu/sfs/admin/ and type in your netid and password at the prompt.  If you are having trouble logging in, please contact your individual program.  And if you need help in converting your resume to a pdf file, contact the Career Center.

How to Work a Job Fair

Need help in maneuvering your next job fair?  Click here for seven steps that will help you to handle your next job fair with aplomb.

APSIA Profiles

The Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs has developed a series of career profiles that may assist you in your job search.

APSIA Employer Reports

Career center representatives from the Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs visit potential employers in cities around the United States and the world to find out more about job and internship opportunities.  Click here to access a full list of reports.