Upon graduation our international studies majors have gone on to international and domestic law programs at institutions such as the University of Michigan, the University of Indiana, the University of Virginia and Georgetown University law schools. Graduate degrees in international relations, foreign policy or international business are also popular options. Those graduates moving directly into their careers have had great success. Students may decide to enter programs like the Peace Corps, AmeriCorp or go abroad to teach English as a second language. Entry level positions in government, business and public policy are also available.
Professional opportunities are both numerous and diverse for international studies majors.
Before your semester abroad, you will study at the Evansville campus working through your language preparation, your international studies curriculum and your area of concentration, including, but not limited to, South Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, and Eastern Europe. We also offer a concentration in international business for students whose career aspirations lean in that direction. There is more to international studies than travel and class. Many of our majors are active in Amnesty International and are currently working to start a Greenpeace International chapter.