What can I do with my LIBERAL ARTS degree?
Employers of Liberal Arts Majors
Because liberal arts is a field intended to provide students with a broad educational background rather than a specialized program of study, employment opportunities may be found in most arenas.
Liberal arts is helpful preparation for entering graduate or professional programs in such fields as architecture, law or medicine.
Related Occupations for Liberal Arts Majors
Some of these occupations may require additional education at Graduate or Professional schools. For information on qualifications and career specifics consult the Occupational Outlook Handbook or other career resources. Also, take advantage of career counseling offered by the Center for Student Excellence.
| Account Executive | Human Resources |
| Accountant | Insurance Agent/Broker |
| Alumni Secretary | Lawyer |
| Artist | Management Trainee |
| Bank Customer Service Representative | Model |
| Caterer | Personnel Interviewer |
| Chef | Photographer |
| Clergy or Religious Worker | Physician |
| College Professor | Pilot |
| Community Worker | Program Director |
| Consultant | Public Relations |
| Disc Jockey | Real Estate Agent |
| Entertainer | Sales Representative |
| Entrepreneur | Securities Broker |
| Flight Attendant | Social Services |
| Fund-riser | Writer |
| Government Employee |
Preparing for a Job
- Develop good communication and interpersonal skills.
- Consider internship, part-time or volunteer work in area of interest.
- Join campus clubs and organizations in area of interest.
- Network with professionals in various fields to gain knowledge of job opportunities.
- Develop computer skills.
- Maintain high grade point average for admission to professional or graduate programs.
| Program Overview | Contact Information | |
| Liberal Arts | Department of English | |
| College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences | ||
| On Campus: D Vickers Hall, Room 222 | ||
| Office Phone: 985-549-2100 | ||
| E-mail: engladvis@selu.edu |
| Links for Liberal Arts Majors |
