Spanish majors have a variety of career paths to choose from after graduation. Here are some common areas of employment:

1. Translation and Interpretation: Spanish majors can choose to become professional translators or interpreters. They can provide services such as document translation and conference interpretation for government agencies, international organizations, and businesses.

2. Education industry: Spanish majors can choose to become Spanish teachers. They can teach Spanish in primary and secondary schools, language training organizations, universities and other educational institutions.

3. Diplomacy and International Relations: Spanish majors can choose to work in the field of diplomacy or international relations. They can work as diplomats, international affairs specialists, and other positions in the diplomatic service, international organizations, and multinational corporations.

4. Tourism and Hospitality: Spanish majors can choose to work in the tourism and hospitality industry. They can work as tour guides, travel consultants, hotel receptionists, and other positions serving tourists from Spain and other Spanish-speaking countries.

5. Media and Publishing: Spanish majors can choose to work in the media and publishing industry. They can work as reporters, editors, translators, and other positions to provide Spanish-related stories and content for newspapers, magazines, publishers, and more.

6. Business and International Trade: Spanish majors can choose to work in the field of business and international trade. They can work as business assistants, market researchers, sales representatives, etc. for multinationals, trading companies, etc.