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Emphasis on Fieldwork, Career Guidance Prepares Students for Post-Graduate Opportunities

“Much of the work in international affairs includes engaging with other cultures, countries, and languages. Fieldwork is important in helping students prepare to work in these diverse contexts.”
-Melinda Fountain, Associate Director for Professional Development and Alumni Relations, Keough School of Global Affairs, University of Notre Dame

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