Career Center Resources





Major to Career: International Studies

Visit the International Studies Department websites.

On this page you will find a list of careers pursued by International Studies Majors, a list of important skills International Studies majors should be developing, and a list of relevant career-related web sites for International Studies majors.

List of Careers:

The following are a few examples of careers obtained by recent Dickinson alumni who majored in International Studies:

  • Assistant U.S. Trade Representative for Africa
  • Business Development Manager
  • Graphic Designer

Click here for a comprehensive list of careers obtained by recent Dickinson alumni who majored in International Studies.


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Career-Related Skills of International Studies Majors

Research: International Studies majors develop the ability to obtain information from texts and from observing cultural situations.

Analytic Thinking: International Studies majors gain experience with creating, evaluation, and presenting logical arguments.

Understanding Many Points of View: International Studies majors study different cultures and countries to understand why groups relate with one another the way they do.

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Career-Related Web Sites for International Studies

Dickinson College Career Center International Job Website
Everything you need to know about starting your international career.
The WWW Virtual Library: International Affairs Resources
Excellent all-around resource for International Affairs information. 
The WWW Virtual Library: International Affairs Resources Study and Work Abroad
Another excellent resource for International Affairs Careers
ISA's Directory of Internet Resources
Excellent resource for areas relating to International Studies
Worldwide Business Briefings . A guide to business customs, etiquette and cross-cultural communication
United States International Trade Commission
The Riley Guide: Resources for International Job Opportunities

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