The staff and faculty of the International Policy programs at the Monterey Institute take our students’ career development very seriously. Career Development and Special Programs staff are ready to assist with career planning as well as providing international professional development opportunities and skills-focused certificate programs.
From their first day at the Institute, students become members of an elite worldwide network of professional colleagues who care about their success. This network includes more than 8,000 Institute graduates who have gone on to meaningful careers in government, intergovernmental organizations, international business, and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in more than 100 countries. The Institute additionally maintains an exclusive network of employers who understand the value of a Monterey Institute education; numerous recruiters visit the campus each semester and also recruit virtually through our internal position posting system.
The Career Development team focuses on empowering students to manage their professional development throughout their careers. In one-on-one meetings and workshops held throughout the year, we work with students to assess their skills and interests, research fields and organizations, develop the “toolkits” necessary within their field, acquire relevant professional development experience, build a network of mentors and resources and learn to market themselves for career success.
The Monterey Institute's International Policy program provides a set of offerings that tie together our students’ academic programs with professional development experiences that serve our students’ far beyond the classroom.
More information, links, articles, job/internship postings and career advising insights can be found in our career advising newsletter blog.
Find the most appropriate contact for your questions on our staff biography page.
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