Employable in many fields
Thanks to your broad knowledge in the field of language and linguistics, you will add value in many professional settings.
Graduates with a degree in Applied Linguistics are, for instance, well prepared for challenges in education. You could start working at institutes that devote themselves to the improvement of language teaching in special education. Or how about developing teaching materials and language proficiency tests at an educational publishing company?
But there are many more possibilities, also outside of educational settings. Consider, for instance, working at a translation agency or at a language policy department of a large city. And how about becoming a data-analyst? In this bachelor’s track you gained knowledge about programming and working with language models. That combination of knowledge and skills is much needed in many different kinds of professional settings.