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Division
Majors
- Business
- Economics
Minors
- Business
- Economics
- Entrepreneurship
- Sport Management
Business Major
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Available Concentrations
- Accounting
- Finance
- International Business
- Management
- Marketing
Economics Major
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What you’ll learn
Year 1
In your first year, you’ll build a strong liberal arts foundation along with early classes in interpreter education and language learning.
Year 2 & 3
In your first year, you’ll build a strong liberal arts foundation along with early classes in interpreter education and language learning.
Year 4
In your first year, you’ll build a strong liberal arts foundation along with early classes in interpreter education and language learning.
Year 5 (M.A.)*
In your first year, you’ll build a strong liberal arts foundation along with early classes in interpreter education and language learning.
*While students can choose to exit after completing the B.S., those who want to be professional interpreters are strongly encouraged to continue and complete the M.A.
Where this digree can take you
The demand for qualified interpreters is on the rise – according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, interpreter jobs are expected to grow by 19% over the next ten years (compared to a 5% increase expected for all occupations).
The B.S. degree is designed to prepare you for entry to the M.A. program. Upon completion of the M.A., you’ll be well-qualified to enter the field as a professional interpreter in a variety of settings.
Possible job titles
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- Title 2
- Title 3
- Title 4
- Title 5
Possible employers
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- Employer 2
- Employer 3
- Employer 4
- Employer 5
Hands-On Experience
Internships
Gain Real-World Experience
The Program major combines awesomeness and more awesomeness in the study of even more awesomeness and features of awesome organization.
Study Abroad
Make the World Your Classroom
Our students are encouraged to study abroad. The experience of living and learning in another country gives you first-hand observation of different cultures and their health practices.
Applied Learning
Dig Deeper
Take advantage of the chance to work on research and creative projects alongside professors who serve as mentors. Students also have access to a new fully-equipped exercise science lab that provides research, learning, and fitness testing opportunities.
Get to know us
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Faculty
MICHAEL BALTZLEY
Professor, VP Academic Affairs/Provost
503-838-8832 | baltzlem@wou.edu | DFSC 114
BRYAN DUTTON
Professor, Biology
503-838-8452 | duttonb@wou.edu | NS 021
ELISA MARONEY
Program Co-Coordinator, Professor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
503-838-8735 | maronee@wou.edu | RWEC 144
ERIN TRINE
Instructor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
503-838-8730 | trinee@wou.edu | RWEC 142
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