Resources for Diverse Populations

International students face a particular set of challenges finding work in the U.S.—from language and culture to visa restrictions. Learn more about these issues, and what you can do to overcome them.

We address key questions about disclosing sexual orientation and gender identity and give you resources to help you understand your legal rights and evaluate employers.

Our collection of career resources for students who identify as one or more of the following racial or ethnic groups: African, Alaskan Native, Asian, Black, Chican@, Desi, Hispanic, Indigenous, Latinx, Native, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander.

Get help answering questions about disclosure, accommodations and your legal rights. We also provide a few places to search for jobs and internships.

As a Jesuit institution, Georgetown values the dignity of all members of the community, regardless of immigration status. The Cawley Career Education Center staff and the Georgetown community are here to offer support to undocumented students through their career searches.

We highlight career resources that may be useful to you if you have served or are currently serving in the military. We also have some resources for military family members and spouses.

We’ve gathered information to help you understand your rights as a woman, and how to find the support you need throughout your career development process

We have collected information on career programs aimed at diverse populations. Only for Georgetown University students.