Degree

For decades, students have travelled around the world to take classes, learn new languages, and get academic degrees from a different country. 

Several Spanish departments in the United States recognize the importance of language immersion and have studying abroad as a requirement for the major. Although the pandemic forced the cancellation or elimination of studying abroad programs, these programs can still be beneficial to students. 

In this blog post, I write about five benefits of studying abroad.

This blog post is about how to decide between a Master’s and a doctoral program.

You can read about graduate school in the post entitled What Is Graduate School? and about some considerations before attending graduate school in the post entitled Is Graduate School Right for You?

This blog post is part of the Professional Stories Series, which collects stories about professionals with a degree in Spanish who did not follow the traditional path of being a school teacher or a university professor. Questions focus on skills, strategies for the job search, and career advice. 

In today’s post, we interviewed Julie Lind,  freelance editor, translator, and writer. Julie speaks English, and Spanish.