Graduates of the International Education Management (IEM) program pursue careers in education abroad, international student and scholar services, language programs, citizen diplomacy programs, and government agencies.
Careers
This information is compiled from surveys of the Classes of 2011–2016 and refers to the first job after graduation (unless otherwise stated).
Location
China; Colombia; Denmark; Germany; Ghana; Italy; Japan; Liberia; South Korea; Spain; Thailand; United Kingdom; United States
Employment Status (One Year After Graduation, %)
Salary (U.S. BASED, EMPLOYED FULL TIME)
Sector
INDUSTRY
While the majority of IEM graduates go into education, our alumni also work in the following industries:
- Language Services
- Consulting
- Development (international, economic, community)
- Environmental
- Policy
- Agriculture/Food
- Technology/Science
Function
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Practica and Internships
Employer Testimonial
“The Institute has a stellar reputation in our field, and [the student’s] skills and value to our team confirm this reputation!”
—Practicum Supervisor
Summer 2017
Secured opportunity: 91%
Locations: Czech Republic, Chile, Denmark, Malaysia, Spain, Cameroon, France, Mexico, Peru, United States
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