Career Center
History Majors
|
Remember, a liberal arts degree opens a vast array of career choicesand opportunities. Your degree has prepared you to approach problemsanalytically, think critically about ideas, research, organize yourthoughts, and write about your findings. Your only limitation isthinking that you are only qualified for the traditional jobs in aselected major. “History isabout making connections: across curriculums, nations, and racial,ethnic, and economic borders. It is a way of looking at humankind,at events, and whatever task you have in front of you that requiresanalysis, perceptiveness, accuracy, curiosity, and care.” |
The following books are available in the Career Center ResourceLibrary (Seegers Union, lower level). The locations of these booksare next to the title with the section number:
|
Other Career Center resources:
|
| Examples of JobsHeld by History Majors: | |
|
Graduate Programs:
|
||
Faculty Resources |
||
| Advisors in theMuhlenberg History Department are excellent resources to find outprofessions in the History field and other careers pursued byHistory majors. In addition, advisors are willing to exploregraduate school opportunities and options. | ||
| National Associations: |
||
| History RelatedWebsites: | ||
| This informationhas been compiled by the American Historical Association and the Directory of History Departments and Organizations. Containsinformation on the job market, salaries, graduate opportunities,surveys and past archives of the profession. | ||
| A careeroverview by the American Historical Association. Containsinformation on the skills of the professional historian and theimportance of professional associations. | ||
| Has informationfor potential law students, including access to electronic lawschool applications, laws school rankings, and other relatedresources. | ||
| Free serviceoffered by the Organization of American Historians. Contains joblistings, and publications, information and activities of the OAH.Information about Membership is also listed. | ||
| This essaydiscusses what the study of history has to offer. | ||
| Lists jobs and other information related to the museum, heritage management,and cultural resource communities | ||
The Career Center, Muhlenberg College
2400 W. Chew Street, Allentown, PA 18104-5586
Ph: (484) 664-3170 Fax: (484) 664-3533
Return to the Career Center homepage.
Last Revised March 25, 2008
Questions and comments? Send e-mail to careers@muhlenberg.edu
2400 W. Chew Street, Allentown, PA 18104-5586
Ph: (484) 664-3170 Fax: (484) 664-3533
Return to the Career Center homepage.
Last Revised March 25, 2008
Questions and comments? Send e-mail to careers@muhlenberg.edu