Regional Studies (U.S., Canadian, Foreign)
U.S., Canadian, and International Regional Studies is a field of study that examines the distinct cultural and geographical communities that make up the United States, Canada, and other countries. Students majoring in regional studies can take advantage of affiliated institutes within the Faculty of Arts and Sciences to pursue in-depth research into the history and culture of a certain region of the world. Studies of the South, the Appalachians, New England, the Southwestern United States, and the North are all included. Professions Related to Regional Studies (in the United States, Canada, and abroad) include: Attorney, Consultant on the Campaign Staff, Imaginative Author, Partner in Progress, Economist, Assistant Editor, Analyst of Finance, Officer in the Foreign Service, Officer of Intelligence, Journalist, Assistant in the Legislative Branch, Librarian, Provider of Military Services, Creates news, Paralegal, Physician, analyst of policy, Co-ordinator of Production, Professor, Helper Apparatus in Programs, Academic Search Engine, A social worker, Author of public addresses, Head of Student Services, Teacher.