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Student Resources

Student Resources

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Events

List of our current and annual events in the WLC Department.

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Advising

Make an appointment with your advisor. Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors are assigned a Faculty Advisor.

Career Opportunities

What can I do with a degree in World Languages and Cultures?

World Languages and Cultures graduates work in:

Education, US Government, US Army and Peace Corps, Higher Education, Human Resources, International Non-profits and NGO’s, International Companies (Club Med, L’Oréal, etc.), Journalism, Law, Marketing and Communications Specialists, Public Relations, National Parks, Medicine, Translation, Web Development, Historic Preservation, etc.

See what our Alumni are up to!

List of Internships

Apply to be a Tutor in the Miller Language Lab!

Apply for Summer '24 Teaching Positions for Reading Development!

Visit our Careers Webpage or email Jessica Jensen for more information on upcoming Career Workshops.

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World Languages and Cultures

(812) 461-5380