Global Studies
Global Studies
Graduates of global studies typically pursue paths related to international development,
foreign policy, human services, education, communications, sustainability, global
tourism, government agencies, nonprofit and missionary activities.
- Job Titles
- Advocacy Specialist
- Ambassador/ Permanent Representative
- Civil Affairs Officer
- Community Health Advisor
- Country Director
- Development Policy Analyst
- English as a Second Language Teacher
- English Language Educator
- Environmental Specialist
- Foreign Affairs Specialist
- Grants Manager
- Human Rights Officer
- Logistics Lead
- Mental Health Facilitator
- Morning Editor
- National Capacity Development Officer
- Political Affairs Officer
- Press Officer
- Procurement Specialist
- Public Health Administrator
- Research and Technical Advisor
- Research/Project Coordinator
- Sustainability Specialist
- Tourism Business Analyst
- Visa Analyst
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- Jobs and Internships
- American Institute for Foreign Study
- American Translators Association
- Center for Global Development
- Center for International Private Enterprise
- Center for Strategic and International Studies
- International Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language
- International Chamber of Commerce
- International Journalist' Network
- Peace Corps
- The World Bank
- U.S. Agency for International Development
- U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants
- U.S. Department of State
- United Nations
- World Trade Organization
- Skills
- Advanced understanding of global topics
- Appreciation of diverse cultures
- Oral and written communication skills
- Foreign language skills/proficiency
- Analytical skills in sustainability, geopolitics and global security
- Ability to support marginalized people and groups
- Evaluate and adapt social programs
- Manage conflict and reconcile differences
- Ability to analyze problems holistically
- Adapt to cultural expectations and norms
- Compare/contrast local and global systems
- Develop and implement policies