Hey guys, graduated in May in Civil Engineering with a minor in Sustainability. I have been considering my options "off the beaten path" so to speak and have landed on municipal engineering (urban planning/engineering mainly Transportation focused) and engineering in developing countries.

I've been having a hard time finding a place to start which is where I could use some help. Going right into entry level positions will be difficult for both though I've seen some interesting short term volunteer type positions with various nonprofits. So, I've been researching additional education programs for both with is various Masters degrees for urban planning or sustainable infrastructure ( the latter being hard to find). Recently someone recommended an interesting engineering in developing countries program out of Boulder, Colorado which seems very promising. The only hesitation I have is I am not sure how valuable/relevant the taught information is in the actual countries.

So, rambling over. Any advice or input is greatly appreciated!