Outcomes
Speaking more than one language allows you to connect with more people, think with different perspectives in mind, develop a deeper appreciation for other cultures, and so much more.
Career Pathways
Majoring in a world language prepares you for a range of careers in different fields including, but not limited to:
- Education
- Law enforcement
- Healthcare
- Government
- Translation
- Business
- Diplomacy
- Consulting
If you have a dream job in mind, but are not sure how to get there, we can help! If you are interested in a career like one of those listed below, one of the world languages majors may be for you:
- Intelligence analyst
- Immigration paralegal
- Translator
- Medical interpreter
- Investment analyst
- Interpreter
- Diplomat
Julianna Sterling '23
Senior Research Assistant with the Federal Reserve Board of Governors • Washington, D.C.
MAJORS
- Economics, French Studies
- International Studies
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
- Research Intern in Immigration Policy at the Cato Institute; Independent Researcher at Mutuelle d’Epargne et de Crédit de la Zone de Yoff
- Finance Analyst Intern with the Research Triangle Institute International
CAMPUS ACTIVITIES
- Cater Society of Junior Fellows; Tutor (Economics, Calculus, and French); Field Hockey
- Class Vice President, Board of Visitors and Governors (Student Rep), and 2023 Steering Committee (Student Rep)
- “When you’re on campus full time, you’re really trying to make the most of the college experience. You’re kind of on an island in a way, and that means you get really close to all of your peers, which I really loved.”
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Isabella Sansanelli '21
University of St. Andrews • St. Andrews, Scotland MAJORS AND MINORS
- Political Science and Hispanic Studies Majors
- Peace & Conflict Studies and Latin American Studies Minors
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
- Mid-Shore Pro Bono internship
- Legislative Intern at the Maryland General Assembly
CAMPUS ACTIVITIES
- Secretary of Student Life for Student Government Association
- Sports Editor of The Elm
- “I attribute so much of my career and educational success to Washington College providing these opportunities. The professors really care about you. Washington College really values work experience. We have a great career center that was very helpful for me. And my best friends are still my volleyball team. We talk almost every day. Especially being in the DC area, I still hang out with my friends who went to Washington College. There is a really strong Washington community in my post-graduate life, which I’m really grateful for.”
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