French Careers
Set Yourself
Apart
Proficiency in more than one language literally opens new worlds for you.
About 80% of people in the U.S. only speak one language, yet 90% of companies rely on multilingual employees. By completing a minor in French, you can distinguish yourself from fellow peers and open doors to more opportunities.
Increased EArning Potential
According to Forbes, multilingual employees earned 19% more on average than their single-language counterparts.
In-Demand Skills
9 out of 10 employers are looking for employees who know more than one language.
More Opportunities
Your options aren't limited to just the U.S.; by knowing French language and culture, you can find careers across the world.
Career Options
As a part of Humanities, a minor in French builds skills that translate to a multitude of fields. You'll learn how to interact with people from different cultures, think critically and communicate effectively, so your career possibilities are endless.
- Foreign Correspondent
- Literary Translator
- Teacher
- Exchange Program Coordinator
- Corporate International Consultant
- Interpreter
- Policy Analyst
- Journalist
- Flight Attendant
Ask an Expert
Professor Jennifer Ham teaches a variety of courses in both Modern Languages and Humanities programs. Your questions are welcome; she's ready to enlighten and inspire.