"What Can I Do with a Major In LINGUISTICS?"
The following table lists a sample of the career options available to students graduating with an interdisciplinary degree in linguistics. Clicking on a career that appears in hypertext will take you to information about that profession or one closely related. Use the links appearing at the bottom of this page to research additional careers not listed in the table. NOTE: Additional education may be required to be qualified for some of these occupations.
| Account Executive | Anthropologist | Archaeologist | ||
| Audiologist | Code Breaker | College or University Faculty | ||
| Consultant (cross-cultural relations) | Corporate Communications Consultant | Corporate Trainer | ||
| Curriculum Developer, Phonetics/Language Instruction | Editor | ESL (English as a 2nd Language) Instructor | ||
| FBI Agent | Government Research Analyst | Grant Writer | ||
| Historian | Journalist | Lawyer | ||
| Legislative Assistant | Lexicographer | Librarian, Special / Academic | ||
| Linguist | Lobbyist | Marketing Specialist | ||
| Mediator | Non-Profit Agency Director | Operations Research Analyst | ||
| Public Relations Specialist | Publisher | Robotics Designer | ||
| Sign-Language Interpreter | Social Science Researcher | Sound Engineering Technician | ||
| Software Programmer | Speech Pathologist | Surveillance | ||
| Teacher | Translator / Interpreter | Website Designer | ||
| Writer |