U.S. Industry Analysis: Identifying Sectors with High Sponsorship Potential for International Students

This project focuses on identifying U.S. industries that are experiencing labor shortages and may be more likely to sponsor international student workers for employment-based immigration. Students will use public data, job board trends, and economic reports to evaluate which sectors—such as food services, manufacturing, or retail—demonstrate consistent hiring gaps. The final goal is to produce a sector-specific report that can guide targeted outreach to businesses in one key industry.

Social Media Strategy for Student and Employer Engagement

To raise awareness and drive engagement on the Live Immigration platform, this project will help craft a targeted social media strategy. The goal is to increase student sign-ups and encourage U.S. businesses to post job opportunities. Students will analyze platform positioning, competitor presence, and audience behavior to create engaging content calendars and campaign suggestions.

UX and Usability Audit for Live Immigration Portals

This project aims to improve the user experience of two interconnected portals: one for employers and one for students. Students will conduct usability testing, review workflows, and identify areas of friction or confusion. The ultimate goal is to enhance user navigation, increase engagement, and inform the next round of platform improvements.

Educational Content Strategy: Webinars and Resource Hub for Students

As part of its mission to educate international students on immigration pathways, the platform plans to develop a content library. This project invites students to help shape an effective content strategy, including webinar topics, downloadable resources, and blog content. The objective is to inform and empower international students on how to find sponsors and understand the green card process.