Advertising
Copywriter
Computer
Instructional Designer
Computer
Marketing Communications Specialist
Continuity
Writer
Copy
Editor/Copy Reader
Corporate
Communications Specialist
Correspondent/Stringer
Editorial
Assistant
Employee
Newsletter Editor
Film
Researcher/Copywriter
Freelance
Writer
Policy
And Procedures Analyst
Publications
Researcher
Radio/Television
Copywriter
Radio/Television
Researcher
Reporter/Staff
Writer
Secondary
School Teacher
Special
Program Teachers
Technical
Editorial Assistant
Technical
Writer
User
Documentation Writer
Also listed are "less direct jobs." For these jobs
"the fit between the academic training in English and the job skills is
still very close. However, knowledge of
English may be less pertinent to these positions, and a degree in
English itself may or may not serve as a credential
for employment."
Biomedical/Medical Research Assistant
Consulting Operations Administrator
Customer Service Representative
Educational Researcher
Energy Communications Specialist
Energy Researcher
Environmental Communications Specialist
Environmental Researcher
Financial Researcher
Historical Research Assistant
Institutional Researcher/Historian
Labor Relations Researcher
Legislative Aide
Lobbying Researcher
Market Research Assistant
Public Relations/Public Information Specialist
Publications Marketing Representative
Research Assistant
Survey Assistant
Urban Planning Research Assistant
(See the complete list "What
can I do with a major in English?"
for a more complete discussion of the skills required for and duties
associated with each of these jobs.)
In addition, English is often referred to as a
"pre-professional" major because the strong emphasis on
reading, writing and thinking provides an excellent foundation for
graduate study. For
more information on English as a "pre-professional"
major, click here.
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