As a Spanish graduate, your knowledge of the culture and language will make you a more attractive candidate to potential employers.
Spanish courses integrate many other subjects: politics, economics, art, literature, media, film, and geography. Students can easily combine Spanish with other majors, including religion, international political economy, business, art, marketing, physics, or history.
Here is a look at some career options for Spanish graduates.
Medical professional
Sales professional
Customer service representative
Writer
Law enforcement worker
Government worker
Tour guide
Banker
Event coordinator
Travel agent
Police officer
Immigration specialist
Publisher
Social worker
Community liaison
Medical interpreter
International partnerships manager
Diplomatic agent
Foreign exchange trader
Human resources coordinator
Administrative assistant
Hospitality manager
Broadcaster
Court interpreter
Supply chain manager
Translator
Educator
Many alumni teach Spanish in various school settings, while others have gone on to top graduate programs or positions with employers such as:
Jockey International
NBCUniversal Media
Salesforce
YWCA Southeast Wisconsin
Kenosha Unified School District and Racine Unified School District
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