Welcome to the Social Sciences Career Community!

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Social science degrees generally focus on a specific area within the field. Some popular jobs include sociologist, criminal justice professional, economist, social worker, political scientist, and more! Consider your interests and goals when selecting a social science career, then research the educational requirements for each path.

DATA USA provides a expansive data reports related to occupations in Social Sciences. Explore this report to view occupation types, salary, job locations, job industries, diversity in hiring, and more!

Social science majors are present in almost every industry or business sector. The skills and qualifications of a social science professional are what employers look for when looking for candidates to fill in job openings in almost every industry! The industry with the highest number of of employed social scientists included the federal government, state government, local government, and scientific consulting firms!

While pursuing your master’s degree online at SNHU, there are a wide variety of career options specifically for graduate-level students to explore! Check out the resources and links provided:

CompanyInternship Focus
AmgenR&D, Global Supply Chain
IntelIT, Technical
BCGData Science, Consulting, Engineering
MicrosoftIT, Data Science, Management
JP MorganFinance, Management, Data Science
TikTokSocial Media, IT, Data Science
DellIT, Management, Finance
WalmartMBA, Finance, Management, HR
CVSFinance, Data Science, Management, Health
WalgreensCorporate, HR, Health

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What Can I Do With This Major? features 100 major profiles with information on common jobs and career paths, types of employers that hire in the field, and strategies to maximize opportunities. Scroll to the bottom of each profile for links to professional associations, occupational outlook information, and job search resources.

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Developing Your Leadership Philosophy

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