Success After Susquehanna

CAREERS

Graduates who majored in international studies have found employment in a variety of fields, including teaching overseas, serving in the Peace Corps and other international service organizations, and working in nongovernmental international organizations and international business. Others have gone on to graduate study with a view toward careers in teaching, international education, international development, international public health, global environment, journalism, international business, international law, diplomacy and government service.

Nonprofit Sector

Cultural Associations & Societies

Libraries

Reference, Catalog, Research or Technical Librarian

Museums

Curator
Conservator
Educational specialist
Publication specialist
Public relations specialist

Research Institutions

Think tanks
Policy analysis

Religious and Philanthropic Organizations

Teaching

Theater/Performing Arts

Private Sector

Cultural Organizations

Consulting and freelance assignments
Archives/records management
Social/Cultural resource management
Cultural research/writing/editing
Legal and policy research
Preservation/restoration

Communications Media

Newspaper, radio & television journalism
Book Editor
Magazine Editor
Film Industry
Dramaturgy
Writer of Cultural Fiction/Nonfiction

Organizations with International Interests

Management (general)
Advertising
Archival and record-keeping services
Banking & investment services
Insurance
Law
Market research
Paralegal services
Public relations
Fundraising
Staff training
Travel & tourism

Public Sector

Archives
Federal, State & Foreign officeDepartments of Education
Department of State Foreign Service
Federal Agency
Preservation/Museum Offices
Cultural Affairs Offices
General Govt.
Military Services
Heritage/Cultural Agencies
Intelligence Services
National Park Service
Legislatures
Administrative assistants
Elected offices
Planning Agencies
Government Preservation Offices
Public Health
Diplomacy
Government Trade Agency