Japanese Studies qualifies you for positions that require in-depth language, cultural and area knowledge in this region. It may be within public administration, international businesses or humanitarian organizations. For example in the ministries, within diplomacy, foreign affairs, other countries' embassies and consulates, or with teaching, cultural and consultancy services.
Former students at work
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Adviser for East-Asian languages and language options
Humanities specialists have some of the most varied and interesting careers – because our studies enable us to work in practically all fields, says ?ystein.
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Cruise operator
A Bachelor's degree in Japanese was the first step on the path to a job in the field of international trade and tourism, says Kristoffer.
Most relevant industries
Master's graduates from Asia and Middle East studies work in these industries:
The term Business* covers the following industries: IT, ICT, internet and telecom, Banking, finance and insurance, Consulting and business services and Oil, energy, power and gas.
Start developing your career
In the third semester you can choose to have an intership in a relevant organisation or company as part of your degree. You can also write your master's thesis in cooperation with an external partner. Through this you can get valuable contacts and network that can be useful when you apply for a job after graduation. You can also prepare for working life along the way by participating in career fairs, job search and interview workshops, and career counseling offered to students.
Further studies
Read more about reserarch training at the Faculty of Humanities