Modern Languages

Whether a French, Spanish or German Major, Modern Language majors have a wide variety of selection when it comes to career fields.  Modern Language studies seek to improve the ability to communicate, to develop cultural awareness and sensitivity, to expand general knowledge and to promote more appreciation and tolerance for other cultures.  Proficiency in more than one language is becoming an increasingly valuable acquisition and enhances the occupational possibilities.  With a degree in a Modern Language, majors will have a higher chance at obtaining a career involving large amounts of travel, compared to other majors.

      Samuel Johnson- "Language is the dress of thought."

Career Fields associated with Modern Languages Majors:

Actor/ Actress Flight Attendant Linguist
Announcer Foreign Language Teacher Missionary
Anthropologist Foreign News Correspondent Producer
Audiologist Foreign Service Officer  Public Health Administrator
Bilingual Educator Historian Social Worker
Bilingual Secretary Hotel Information Clerk Speech Pathologist
Buyer Hotel Manager Technical Writer
Civil Service Worker  Import/Export Clerk   Textbook Publisher
Copy Editor Interpreter Translator
Customs Inspector Journalist  Travel Agent
Diplomat Lawyer VISTA/ Peace Corps
FBI/CIA Agent       Lexicographer
Film Editor     Librarian

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