Asian and Middle Eastern Languages and Literatures
Dartmouth Alums With This Major
- Hospital Teacher, Children's Hospital
(Massachusetts, Dartmouth '03)
- Financial Consultant
(Tokyo, Dartmouth '03)
- Actor & stuntman
(Tokyo, Dartmouth '99)
- [Studio Art and DAMELL double major]Architect
(San Francisco, Dartmouth '99)
- Videogame Translator/Localizer
(Tokyo, Dartmouth '02)
- [History and DAMELL double major] Lawyer
(San Francisco, Dartmouth '03)
- PhD candidate in biology, Tufts University
(Boston, Dartmouth '05)
- PhD candidate, Japanese Literature, Yale University
(New Haven, CT; Dartmouth '05)
- English teacher
(Japan, Dartmouth '05)
- PhD candidate, sociology, Princeton University
(Princeton, NJ; Dartmouth '04)
- Architecture program
(Notre Dame, IL; Dartmouth '07)
- Career Services Outreach/Program Coordinator, Dartmouth College
(Hanover, Dartmouth '06)
- MBA program, Harvard University
(Massachusetts, Dartmouth '07)
- Master of Liberal Arts Program, New York University
(NY, Dartmouth '05)
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Major Description
The department instructs students in the cultural traditions and languages of major non-Western regions of the world, including the Middle East (Arabic & Hebrew), China, Japan, and Korea.
Skills Acquired
What is this?
- Critical Thinking
- Cultural Competency & Adaptability
- Creativity and Creative Initiative
- Research Skills
- Oral & Written Communication
Possible Career Paths
- Government
- International Business
- International Law
- Arts, Media, Entertainment
- Interpretation/Translation
- Service and Education
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