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Career Opportunities in Latino/Latin American Studies

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By nature, Liberal Arts majors make great employees in any field because of their ability to communicate effectively, think critically and solve complex problems. These timeless skills make them attractive to employers in all walks of society.

Specifically though, LLS majors and CLS minors often pursue careers as:

  • Immigration, Human Rights and Civil Rights Law
  • Non-profit Management

  • Community outreach, services and organizing

  • Government

  • Business and Corporate sectors in areas with target demographics

  • Education and Health in areas with target demographics

  • Art, graphic design and IT sectors seeking to employ graduates whose creativity is informed by cross-cultural and transnational skills.

When the Latino/Latin American Studies major is matched with complementary minors and thoughtful internships, new possibilities arise. A few examples are:

• LLS + Political Science + internship = Policy Analyst and Election Researcher

• LLS + Education = Teacher; Bilingual Education Specialist (with Spanish)

• LLS + History = Museum Curator

• LLS + Pre-Med + internship = Culturally Competent Medical Professional

• LLS + Business + Internship = Global Logistics Supervisor for Retailers

• LLS + Public Relations + Internship = Spanish-Language Reporter/Marketing


Seek an advising appointment to find out more about the career opportunities open to LLS majors and CLS minors!

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Kickstart Your Career With an Internship!

In a highly competitive job market, you will need to make yourself stand out among others.

Since employers prefer to hire graduating seniors who have career-related work experience, internships can be crucial to your job search.

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