Foreign Service
People who work in this pathway serve in embassies, consulates, and other diplomatic missions, and in Washington, D.C. Job responsibilities range from day-to-day operations of analyzing political and economic events to helping American citizens abroad.
Example Careers
- Administrative Services Manager
- Emergency Management Director
- General and Operations Manager
- Legislator
- Political Scientist
- Public Relations Specialist
- Reporter and Correspondent
- State Department Employee
Pathway Courses (Course Planning Handbook)
- AP U.S. Government & Politics (SOC 363)
- Civics (SOC 250)
- AP European History (SOC 223)
- AP Psychology (SOC 483)
Related Electives
- Modern Languages
- Law (SOC 240)
Career Related Activities
- Model United Nations
- Modern Languages Clubs
- Speech Team
- Student Council
- Youth and Government Club (West)
- Foreign Exchange Program
- Career Fair
- Ask the Expert Day
External Experiences
- Job Shadow
- Internship (Long-term)
- Mini-Internship (Winter Break, Spring Break)
Leyden Certifications
Triton Certificates
Triton Degrees
- Community Studies
- Foreign Languages
- Global Studies
- Social and Political Science
- Speech/Communications
Example College Majors
- Political Communication
- Political Science and Government
- Public Administration
- Public Policy Analysis
- Foreign Diplomat