As
an F-1, student you have the opportunity to gain work experience
to complement your education. You may be eligible for Curricular
Practical Training while you are completing your studies
and Optional Practical Training after you graduate. You
must see an International Student Adviser on your campus
to find out about your eligibility status.
NYIT International Student Advisers:
|
Barbara
Multari |
Old
Westbury Campus, Theobald Hall, Room 417 |
516-686-7585 |
|
| Robinson Despeignes | Manhattan Campus, 16 W. 61st St., room 618 | 212-261-1514 |
|
|
Karen Johnson |
Old Westbury Campus, Theobald Hall, room 417 |
516-686-7526 |
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| Genny Rodriguez | Manhattan Campus, 16 W. 61st St., room 618 | 212-261-1684 |
Foreign Labor Certification Data Center: a searchable, free H1B database.
H1B Visa Employers Database: listings of employers who have recently filed the
appropriate paperwork to sponsor an international person for an H1B
visa. To access the database, you will need a username and password. Please e-mail us from your NYIT e-mail account for access information. Alumni, please call us at 516.686.7527.
Disco International Career Forums: annual events held in Los Angles every September, in Boston every November, and in New York February 2008 for Japanese-English bilingual students undergraduate/graduate students looking for full-time or internship opportunities. Free online registration, travel scholarships, interviews and job offers on site with over 30 world-class companies.
CampusCareerCenter.com: Global career resources for American and visiting foreign national students. Includes, “Diversity Center”, “Intern Zone” and “Foreign Exchange.”
Disco International New York Career Forum for Japanese-English bilingual students. Held every February in New York City. Travel scholarships available for selected participants through their web site. World class companies will be recruiting Japanese-English bilinguals with a professional or educational background.
Schlumberger
Oilfield Services, a leading supplier of services and technology
to the international petroleum industry in over 100 countries
around the world, is recruiting African nationals majoring
in engineering and computer science. Information is available
on their Web site
or at the Office of Career Services on your campus.