what type of jobs can we get after ba hons in social science?
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Unless you have majored with at least one applied social science and humanities major, you have little or no scope than anyone else out there applying for a job not requiring a degree qualification.
I say “little” scope, as a Bachelor of Arts and/or Humanities is a great liberal tertiary education, as it will open the doors to further or more advanced studies and qualifications. However, it seldom opens the doors to a career or job prospects - unless a recruiter or prospective employer is simply looking for someone who had the initiative to study beyond his or her secondary schooling, and who is potentially studious enough, and therefore immanently more trainable the many non-degree persons.
Hence, a BA degree in social science and humanities in most cases will only serve as stepping stone to further studies or to more advanced training opportunities, rather than to a specific career.
By “applied” social science or humanities, I mean subject majors like social work, industrial psychology, or education. Very few social science and humanities courses or even majors can be regarded as being “applied”. This severely limits one’s scope in life and the world of work.
On top of this, very few jobs are advertised or available for those who may have qualified with one or more applied social science and humanities majors.
nahi hai
I say “little” scope, as a Bachelor of Arts and/or Humanities is a great liberal tertiary education, as it will open the doors to further or more advanced studies and qualifications. However, it seldom opens the doors to a career or job prospects - unless a recruiter or prospective employer is simply looking for someone who had the initiative to study beyond his or her secondary schooling, and who is potentially studious enough, and therefore immanently more trainable the many non-degree persons.
Hence, a BA degree in social science and humanities in most cases will only serve as stepping stone to further studies or to more advanced training opportunities, rather than to a specific career.
By “applied” social science or humanities, I mean subject majors like social work, industrial psychology, or education. Very few social science and humanities courses or even majors can be regarded as being “applied”. This severely limits one’s scope in life and the world of work.
On top of this, very few jobs are advertised or available for those who may have qualified with one or more applied social science and humanities majors.
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very small...........
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