With the Global Studies program, we have students that go on to work in supply chain management. We have students that go on to law school-- Peace Corps.

I mean, the opportunities are really endless, which is what kind of makes the Global Studies majors so cool, because you can take all these different paths.

With the Global Studies major in the curriculum, a study abroad is required. So I think that really gives students a great opportunity to take what they've been learning in the classroom, about culture, and about the world, and about people, and see that firsthand in real life, which is really awesome and super unique experience.

The internship requirement is 450 hour requirement that can take place any semester, but can happen abroad, domestically. The internship is an opportunity to kind of get real world experience in a field that interests you. And I think it's a great opportunity to get out there and stop just learning in the classroom, but actually apply what you're learning anywhere in any field that you're interested in.

Through Global Studies, I've had so many opportunities to network and just grow as a person. And more recently, I was able to start a global organization chapter on Auburn's campus called the One Campaign and through the organization, I've been able to travel to DC and lobby on Capitol Hill. More recently, I was invited to speak at the board meeting on a panel in front of the One Campaign board members, including Bono, Sheryl Sandberg, Tom Preston, and more. It's been an incredible experience and the contacts that you can receive here are just incredible.