Career Profiles: Romance, German, and Russian Languages and Literatures (RGRLL)
The study of languages other than English (such as French, German, Italian, Spanish, Arabic and Russian) also involves learning about the literature and culture of other parts of the world. Individuals who are proficient in one or more languages and who have a demonstrated background of the history of the country possess skills that are highly desirable in today’s global job market. Students are prepared as foreign language educators and well as language professionals in translation, interpretation, travel-related disciplines, and technical writing. The U.S. Government, both at home and abroad, is a major employer of people competent in other languages.
Career Possibilities:
Additional experience and/or education may be required
- College/University Professor
- Director of Study Abroad Program
- Foreign Correspondent
- Immigration Services Officer
- Import/Export Coordinator
- International Relations Specialist
- International Student Advisor
- Interpreter/Translator
- Language Specialist
- Librarian
- Linguist
- Management Trainee
- Marketing Representative
- Staff Aide
- Teacher
Where Employed:
- Business
- Education
- Entertainment
- Finance/ Banking
- Government
- Hospitality
- Human Services
- Import/Export
- Museums
- Public Relations
- Travel Industry
- U.S. Embassy
Career Research Resources:
- Career exploration, exclusive jobs & internships for CSULB students can be found on CareerLINK
- Guide to career information on Occupational Outlook Handbook
- Career exploration and job analysis - O*Net Online
CSULB College and Department Links:
- College website: College of Liberal Arts
- Academic Advising: Undergraduate Advising Resources
- CSULB Degrees & Options: Colleges & Departments