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a major in Language Studies / International Studies? |
Special attributes of this major that will make me a valuable addition to any prospective employer.
- Openness to differences in culture, beliefs, and language.
- Capability to communicate fluently in a language other than English.
- Understanding of the subtle differences in language and customs among multiple cultures.
- Cultural sensitivity when communicating with people of other cultures.
- Ability to employ the original document, not translations, when conducting research.
- Background to identify universality and differences among cultures of the world.
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Possible Careers / Job Titles
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- Advertising Trainee
- Airport Customer Service Worker
- Archivist
- Community Health Educator
- Court Interpreter
- Cultural Affairs Officer
- Diplomat
- Editor
- ESL / TOEFL Teacher
- FBI / CIA Agent
- Foreign Correspondent
- Foreign Film Specialist
- Foreign Service Officer
- Hotel Customer Service Representative
- Immigration Officer
- International Banking Trainee
- International Buyer
- International Conference Planner
- International Importer / Exporter
- International Relations Adviser
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- International Student Adviser
- International Traveler Assistant
- Interpreter
- Language Teacher
- Lawyer
- Librarian
- Linguistics
- Marketing Trainee
- Non-Government Organization
- Non-Profit
- Nurse
- Peace Corps / Vista Worker
- Physician
- Public Health Administrator
- Public Relations Specialist
- Social Worker
- Tour Organizer
- Translator
- Urban Planner
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Please be advised that although this major will prepare you for the careers listed above, many will require advanced education and training. Please research the careers/job titles that interest you so that you are aware of the requirements to enter the field.
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If you have any questions or comments, please contact:
Center for Career Development
p - 516.877.3130
f - 516.877.3136
e - (Students and Alumni) - careercounselor@adelphi.edu
e - (Employers) - employerservices@adelphi.edu
This page last modified on May 1, 2007.

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