Why Study International Studies

Liberal arts skills are the ticket up, regardless of profession. The further one’s career arc, the more valuable liberal arts skills prove to be.

Matt Sigelman

CEO, Burning Glass Technologies

Why Study Liberal Arts?

Studies show that a Liberal Arts education ensures long-term success in careers and salaries across all fields. The Association of American Colleges and Universities (AACU) finds that liberal arts skills pay off on the road ahead. Employers say a liberal arts background “fosters the adaptability and flexibility necessary to apply skills in a variety of contexts and respond to a rapidly changing world.”

More Jobs 10-Year Outlook

Hanover Research and the Bureau of Labor Statistics show IS related fields growing at 6.5%, compared to a 2.8% national average in other fields.

Experience Designed to give you essential experiences.

Employers want global experience! Most IS programs require study abroad, and all have internship options to ensure you get the experiences employers want.

Transferability

Our programs are interdisciplinary so that you have a well-rounded skill set for the many fields in which graduates find careers. The transferable skills from International Studies are essential to business, STEM and health, international development, law, government and politics, humanitarian aid, social work, and more. Our majors are highly customizable to fit your specific career goals and interests.

Skills Employers value the skills gained in Liberal Arts

The Association for American Colleges and Universities finds that employers value skills gained in a liberal arts education, across career fields.

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Our programs are highly customizable to fit your specific career goals and interests. Learn about the world today so you can impact tomorrow.