Cross Cultural Understanding Key to Future Careers

“Career services personnel at the University of South Carolina believe that employers value the study of any foreign language, not necessarily a specific one. They have spoken with many employers who think a student with knowledge of a second language and culture is more likely to have better cross-cultural understanding, an advantage when doing business internationally. The career service professionals felt that the specific language itself was less important than having an openness and sensitivity toward other cultures.”

— Christine Uber Grosse, Global Business Languages, 3:1, May 2010.

Gustavus students on a J-Term trip to Argentina

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