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Students who study languages and literatures develop a marketable range of skills that are valued by a diverse range of employers. You are encouraged to work with Career Services as well as faculty members as you prepare for life after graduation.
English-Major-poster-2 (1) copy.pdfEnglish
English
Firstly, let's bust the myths: English majors have higher employment rates and comparable salaries to many other majors.
The skills in analysis, research, and communication developed during English courses can lead to professional success in law, marketing, journalism, education, entertainment, and many other fields.
Check out this handy infographic developed by one of Dr. Clifford's students to learn more.
Spanish
Spanish
Spanish is one of the most useful majors students can choose. Over 45 million people currently speak Spanish as a first language in the United States. By 2060, experts predict that 27.5% of people in the U.S. will be of Hispanic origin.
Every industry will need Spanish speakers! Right now, the medical and legal fields are in need of Spanish translators and pay pretty well.
Spanish career poster.pdfAlumni Profiles
Alumni Profiles
Rylie Felton '22
Rylie Felton '22
Library Experience Assistant, Hastings Public Library
Lottie Nilsen '95
Lottie Nilsen '95
Associate Vice President, Foundation Development, Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County
Dr. Andrew Jewell '97
Dr. Andrew Jewell '97
Professor of Digital Projects and Editor of the Willa Cather Archive, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Emily Case '14
Emily Case '14
Marketing and Communications Specialist, Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy
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