Choosing a university is not just about academics—it’s about where it takes you afterward. Indian students at Concordia University, St. Paul (CSP) benefit from strong placement support, industry connections, and work opportunities during and after graduation. This article highlights where CSP graduates work and what Indian students can expect.
CSP Graduate Employment Rate
97.5% of undergraduates and 98.6% of postgraduates are employed or enrolled in further education within 9 months of graduation
Average salaries are 12% higher than the national average
CSP is ranked among the top Midwest universities for return on investment (ROI)
Top Hiring Companies for CSP Graduates
CSP alumni work across a wide range of industries including tech, healthcare, finance, retail, and education. Some of the notable employers include:
Target
Medtronic
U.S. Bank
Best Buy
3M
Mayo Clinic
Ameriprise Financial
TCS and Infosys (U.S. branches)
Roles Indian Students Commonly Get Hired For
Postgraduate STEM Programs:
Data Analyst
Software Developer
IT Project Manager
Data Engineer
Systems Analyst
MBA/MIM Graduates:
Business Analyst
Marketing Associate
Operations Manager
Financial Analyst
Customer Success Manager
Undergraduate Programs:
Junior Developer
Technical Support Specialist
Research Assistant
Sales Executive (for business majors)
Work Authorization Options
CPT allows internships during your studies
OPT (12–36 months) allows you to work after graduation
CSP’s STEM programs give you a better chance of building long-term work history and qualifying for H-1B sponsorship
How CSP Supports Your Job Search
Dedicated Career Development Center
Resume, LinkedIn, and interview prep
Access to Handshake and Interstride (job search platforms)
Job fairs and employer sessions on campus
Alumni network and career mentoring
Final Thoughts
CSP’s location in Minnesota gives students access to over 17 Fortune 500 companies and a strong local job market. With personalized career services and a track record of success, CSP helps Indian students not just earn a degree, but also launch a meaningful career in the U.S.
