In term of working as professor in the USA.
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All PhD qualified personnel, have immeasurable value, that cannot be quantified for arbitrary comparison. What society wants to evaluate is your competence to apply your knowledge for the good of society - the more good you do to society through application of your knowledge, the more you are likely to be rewarded by the societies concerned.
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Forgive me but I'm nor certain what exactly is an International student of the US. That might assist in answering your question.
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When someone gets a bachelor's degree and adds a few years to it of university-based training, then goes out into corporate America to get a job, this person can easily bring in anywhere from 35,000 to 45,000 starting salary. Teachers, however, start anywhere from 22,000 to 30,000, depending on the district they are in. Some lucky ones in a critical area (such as math, ESL, and Special Education) can get more, but generally speaking, teachers are paid far less than other people with comparable degrees and credentials.
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I know a Salvadoreño who left his job as a university professor and fled his country with his wife several years ago because he was persecuted by his colleagues and the local government at that time.  His wife went back there a few months later to escort their children to the U.S.  It has been a financial struggle because no U.S. institutions recognize his educational credentials but he has always been able to find work.  They purchased a nice home and raised their children.  The children are all bilingual without a trace of Spanish in their English.  My friend coaches soccer on Saturdays.  I think he they are Mormons
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I think that opportunities in computer technology in the US are still pretty great.  Pay in the US would obviously be more, but I imagine the cost of living would go up as well.  I think those who are skilled in your field can make a good living.
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Very likely the professor could get a job teaching at a college or university in the US if qualified because math is a universal language, the same all around the world.  To teach in a high sclool a teaching certificate would be needed and state requirements vary.  That said, the professor should have the language skills required to communicate with students in English.  I had an Engineering professor who was from China and received his PhD in Germany and spoke poor English.  Fortunately he was brilliant and we could easily follow his notes on the blackboard.  I believe he taught advanced hydraulics.
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there is nothing we can do, what happen is that company are finding people willing to work for less money abroad than here in the US, of course, they are looking to get more profits no matter what. did you know the average monthly salary for a teacher in other countries is only $300 a month. you go from there...and they can live with it, because their life style is cheaper than here in US. so think about a person working for a manufacuturer, it might be only $150 a month. while they are paying here like $400 a week, guess how much money they are loosing here in US.
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You could get a job in the U.S. and anywhere in the E.U.  That would be worth it to me, but I speak a European language besides English and love Europe.
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Generally that isn't the case.  The degrees in europe and north america don't line up on a one-to-one basis, but provided you got you degree at an legitimate institute of higher education you degree should be valid in north america.
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sometimes its not as easy you make it sound.  USA has opportunities that they don't have in their home countries. some people can't find jobs to pay well some can't even find houses.  Also America has many other luxuries that everyone wants to experience
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Yes they are. You may need to study a little more whilst you are in the US I am not 100% but id say that your degree here should be recognised world wide. Things like law are not. DRs IT geeks (such as myself) and construction workers have no problem so Id say your in the same boat :)
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He"s from the US but lives in taiwan.
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You are probably thinking of Affirmative Action:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affirmative_action_in_the_United_States
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You're looking for work at the wrong companies. Come to the US. Almost every job posting requires a college education if you want a well-paying job.
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usually, international students have to pay their way to go to a school in the US...
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It is very good for education, however job prospects are not so good. USA is the best!
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Well, what about the military?  He wil receive free training in a specialized career field, get money for college, have good insurance and housing benefits, and know that he's doing a damn fine service for the country and is respected throughout the nation.  This is, of course, provided that he is an American.  I don't really know how things work in other countries.  I'm sure I'll get flamed like heck for this answer, but its just a suggestion, and worth examining just as an option to the daily grind of civilian life.