Intercultural and International Studies
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Early Career Income
$70,450
Lifetime Income
$3.55M
Unemployment rate
3.6%
Female share
65.9%
Occupation concentration
36.8%
in top 10 occupations
Remote work share
29.2%
% who double-major
40.1%
BA Graduates from 2024
5,321
-9.6% vs 2023
How Intercultural and International Studies compares
Ranked against every other major nationally.
45th
percentile
Lifetime income
Higher than 45% of majors
23rd
percentile
Unemployment
Lower unemployment than 23% of majors
22nd
percentile
Occupation concentration
More concentrated than 22% of majors
Top occupations
- Miscellaneous managers, including funeral service managers and postmasters and mail superintendents
- Lawyers, and judges, magistrates, and other judicial workers
- Elementary and Middle School Teachers
See the Occupations and Industries tabs for full breakdowns, Double Majors for the most common second fields of degree, and Earnings for the trajectory by age, and Trends for degree production over time.
Degree titles included in this major
These detailed majors are included in the statistics for Intercultural and International Studies.
- Historic Preservation and Conservation, General
- Cultural Resource Management and Policy Analysis
- Historic Preservation and Conservation, Other
- Medieval and Renaissance Studies
- Museology/Museum Studies
- International/Globalization Studies
- Holocaust and Related Studies
- Ancient Studies/Civilization
- Classical, Ancient Mediterranean, and Near Eastern Studies and Archaeology
- Classical and Ancient Studies, Other
- Intercultural/Multicultural and Diversity Studies
- Cultural Studies/Critical Theory and Analysis
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- Cultural Studies and Comparative Literature
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