EASC Professionalization Programs
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| GRADUATE STUDENTS |
GRAD PROFESSIONALIZATION SERIES The Grad Professionalization series is sponsored and organized by the Center for International Studies, East Asian Studies Center, and Korean Studies Institute, in partnership with USC graduate programs in East Asian Languages and Cultures, History, Political Science & International Relations, Religion and Slavic Languages and Literatures. |
| UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS |
The East Asia Career Panel is an annual event EASC organizes as a part of USC Career Fest. It is aimed at all undergraduate and graduate students interested in using East Asian language and area studies skills in their future professions and learning about the different career options available. Our impressive alumni panelists come from East Asia-related professions in fields such as business consulting, international trade, non-profit, marketing, and education. |
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Professionalization Seminars The EASC Professionalization Seminars bring USC Alumni from various majors who utilized East Asia area studies skills in their careers to address important topics and issues for undergraduate students interested in seeking careers utilizing their East Asian area studies knowledge and skills. Careers in Transpacific Business and Politics - Jon Kaji |
- East Asian Studies Center
- 3454 Trousdale Parkway
- College Administrative Services Building (CAS) 100
- Los Angeles, CA 90089-0154
- Phone: (213) 740 - 2991
- Email: easc@dornsife.usc.edu