Career/Jobs

International Job and Career Links

On Campus Career Resources and Employment Offices

Immigration Services
Student Employment
Career Center
Law School Career Services
Alumni Association
Student International Business Council
Graduate Student Union

Obtaining and Preparing Work Documents

Immigration and Tax Information

Paying U.S. Taxes

Tax Assistance Program for International
Tax Treaties
Controller’s Group
International Job Fairs
International Internships Other Online Resources and Links

On Campus Career Resources and Employment Office

Immigration Services

121 Main Building
Immigration Services staff advises all international students on matters related to maintaining immigration status and assistance in applying for employment authorization. Employment is a “benefit” of the F & J student statuses, which is only available to those students who have maintained their lawful immigration status. F-1 and J-1 students can only work in the U.S. after receiving the proper authorization and with certain restrictions. Working in the U.S. without proper authorization is a serious violation of the F & J student statuses which can lead to deportation. If you are considering any type of employment in the U.S., you should first consult with the Immigration Services office for specific rules and restrictions.

Student Employment

115 Main Building
Student Employment office can assist you in obtaining a University of Notre Dame Student Employment Authorization(not an immigration document) form, searching for on-campus employment, and completing the appropriate documentation.

Career Center
248 Flanner Hall
The Career Center offers programs and services that promote life long career management skills for students and alumni. By cultivating multi-faceted partnerships/networks, Career Center staff is committed to providing the resources for students to explore diverse career opportunities, and includes an international student liaison.

The Career Center now features from its Web site an information portal for International students which may be accessed from the Graduate or Undergraduate tabs to the left of the home page. You will find helpful tips for building language and interview skills, creating resumes, and linking up to companies who hire and support international candidates.

Law School Career Services

301 Law School
The Career Services staff at the University of Notre Dame Law School is dedicated to providing students, alumni, and friends with the information and tools necessary for successful career development and advancement. They are committed to educating, training, and empowering their constituents to be knowledgeable career managers through individual counseling, informational programs, interviewing opportunities, written and electronic resources, employment databases, and the alumni network. They endeavor to promote the national and international recruitment of Notre Dame lawyers and thus disseminate throughout the legal profession the values, ethics, and legal talents generated in accordance with the mission of the Law School.

Alumni Association

100 Eck Center
The Alumni Association has teamed up with the Career Center, MBA Career Services, and the Law School Career Services to offer alumni career services through Irish Online. Alumni can sign up to be mentors to a current Notre Dame student or other alumni.