>> You know I've talked to a lot of students her, and I'm also trying to get internships here
for students [inaudible], you know, overseas.
And when I say it's always, I think that the combination of skills is very important.
So for example, languages is a great asset combined with it can be, you know,
economics or international relationships.
But what's different now is compared to when I was a student
that the world is a totally globalized environment.
So any discipline is global so to speak.
So if you're a neuroscience major, there are opportunities that could take you
to other companies and to work internationally.
I think that's something, that's a message I always give.
But I stress also the fact that it's very useful to try to,
well study abroad is a very important thing because you learn
about different cultures and so forth.
And also to try to find an internship either in the United States at home with a company
or an organization that works globally, that we even have here in Los Angeles nearby.
Or, you know, many times an internship overseas would be sort of a feather in the cap.
So these types of things are really good to kind of prepare you for an international career.