Does majoring in a foreign language mean you have no real major?
Not at all.
Foreign language majors in the U.S. can
become professors, work as software engineers, make films, join the Big Four accounting firms, or enter the finance industry,
reaching the peak of their careers.
So here’s the question:
To build core competitiveness for foreign language professionals,
what should you study?
If you want to switch majors or enter other professional fields,
what steps should you take?
What graduate programs are available for foreign language majors?
What preparations are needed?
Salon Topics
1. Mentor shares personal experiences on how to cultivate core competitiveness for foreign language students
2. Career planning advice for foreign language students
3. Revealing the many possibilities for foreign language students applying to switch majors
4. Insights into the preparation behind successful case studies
