If you dream of having a career that enables you to travel, this info-packed session is not to be missed. Come meet people who have been there and done it. Learn first-hand what kind of jobs are out there and how to get them. Whether you’re still in school, recently graduated or out in the workforce, our panel of professionals who have worked internationally in a range of fields—from humanitarian work to government, business and international development—will share their insights on how to set yourself up for an international career.

This session is brought to you by Verge Magazine in conjunction with their newest project Careers for Globetrotters, featuring interviews and insights from more than 100 people who have international careers.

Spaces are limited; please come early to avoid disappointment. 

Come browse the exhibit hall, and meet with organizations offering opportunities to work, study and volunteer abroad in more than 100 countries. 

Be one of the first 50 people through the door and receive a free Rough Guide of your choice! 

The exhibit hall is open between 11:30am and 4pm.

Why should you consider France if you plan on pursuing a Bachelor’s degree, Master’s degree or PhD abroad? In this seminar, we will review the different assets of French universities in terms educational quality, variety of programs and, above all, financial accessibility. We will also examine French government financial aid for international students and the appealing French student life, at the heart of Europe.

Find out about how you can fulfill your dream to live in Japan. The Go! Go! Nihon team will explain the many options available to you to Live, Study and Work in Japan, with helpful information on visas, accommodation and more. There will be a 20-minute presentation with real life examples from our team plus a Q&A after to answer your questions.

Have you ever thought “Do I really need health insurance for my global travels or while I work abroad? – nothing ever happens to me!” Well, we are finally revealing real life cases we’ve encountered over the years. Experiences you never knew were possible even on a quick weekend vacation or while working abroad – are you able to handle this travel roller coaster we’re about to take you on?

How to get a free and funded place on a work-travel project in China and earn a funded TEFL.  Many organisations charge high fees to students and travellers to join work-travel and summer camp opportunities abroad. Gotoco is trying to revolutionise the industry and offer projects for free, with funding, and support on further external funding. In this seminar, we will look at the options for funded programs and how to secure your place today.

Doing an internship or volunteering abroad means immersing yourself in a new culture, collaborating on a local project, developing new professional and personal skills, and learning. But before leaving to support an organization in a "Southern" country, what questions can we ask? What is your daily life overseas? And when you return, how can you act as a citizen of the world? Meet people returning from 2- and 6-month international cooperation internships (in Senegal and Nicaragua) and de-mystify these questions that arise from international experiences.

Médecins Sans Frontières is always on the lookout for professionals from a variety of fields, including doctors, nurses, supply and logistics managers, human resources and finance specialists to join our teams.

Interested in learning more? Come to our seminar, which will take place from 3 p.m. to 3:40 p.m. You will have the opportunity to learn more about the world's largest medical and humanitarian aid organization, as well as our recruitment process.