A major in Linguistics provides a foundation for any career that involves language or languages, human social organization and culture, or the human mind. In addition to research careers, graduates go on to careers in language teaching, speech therapy, journalism and broadcasting, translation and interpreting, Indigenous education and support work, and information technology, among others. This course could lead to become a: Academic, Anthropologist, Audiologist, Business and Systems Analyst, Early Childhood (Pre-primary School) Teacher, Education Advisers and Reviewers, Education Manager, Foreign Affairs and Trade Officer, Health Diagnostic and Promotion Professional, Intelligence Analyst, Interpreter, Journalist, Linguist, Media Presenter, Media Producer, Policy Analyst, Primary School Teacher, Program or Project Manager, Research and Development Manager, Secondary School Teacher, Social Worker, Software and Applications Programmer, Teacher of English to Speakers of Other Languages, Training and Development Professional, Translator, University Lecturer, Workplace Relations Adviser.
