For example History, literature, archeology, philosophy.
What can you do with a degree in the humanities?
Matthew Ortiz
Jace Peterson
fuck yourself with a buttplug
Xavier Taylor
All fake news.
I study geology.
Kevin King
be a historian/teacher, writer/critic, archeologist, barrista
Christopher Rodriguez
History is good for getting into investment banking.
Robert Rodriguez
Probably nothing unless you're already well connected or have something else going. Just go into STEM or the trades.
t. musician turned computer scientist
Hunter Ortiz
Lots of people get jobs that are unrelated to their degrees. College is just for weeding out the really dumb people. Though I think Masters programs will start to do that soon.
Nolan Smith
>College is just for weeding out the really dumb people
Nathan Howard
Punch nazis and cry alot.
Asher Fisher
Oh, *humanities*.
Just cry alot then.
Isaiah White
>arts
>philosophy
>religion
>history
I'm a humanities student at that shit as actually
>masculinity
>race
>feminism
>agency
Jaxson Gutierrez
what is agency about? How is it those fields talk about feminism?
Levi Martin
fpbp by far perhaps ever
Ryder Ortiz
>History
You can be a librarian or tour guide at a museum
>Literature
You can be a high school english teacher
>archeology
You can go on digs and see ancient aliens, giant skeletons, and all kinds of shit we're not supposed to know about
>philosophy
College professor. One of my favorite hires as a programmer for AI research was a philosophy major, though. Some of them just plain know how to think.
Camden Powell
Much.
Dont you see thats the whole world is in conflicts based around humanities fields? Nobody fights over math or chemistry. We fight over history, religion, ideas, etc.
Be smart and use this.
Kevin Powell
Why not learn how to think for yourself, instead of shelling out to be told what to think? This they call "smart".
Matthew Phillips
>nobody fights over math or chemistry
P != NP PROOVE IT FAGGOT ALSO CARBON DIOXIDE IS WARMING THE PLANET AND THERE'S NOTHING IN THE WATER THAT TURNS THE FRICKIN' FROGS GAY TAKE YOUR VACCINES
Joshua Miller
History, Sociology and Political science tie into economics and you can work as an analyst with any of those.
With a dual degree in economics you'll be sought after in financial management.
Archaeology ... You fight holes and reconstruct shit.
If you have historical art as a dual degree then you can work on restoration projects and become an overpaid construction worker.
The rest is all about teaching properly and passing down a logic to the scientific process... At least philosophy and linguistics are vital for that.
But yeah that's about it.
Ryder King
Hobo like Diogenes.
Daniel Hughes
I have a masters degree in history. I'm currently finishing my teaching degree, in my country you can only teach the last two years of high school if you have a masters. I like teaching and if I can find a nice woman to settle down with I'll gladly do this for the rest of my life. I prefer it over a desk job that's for sure.
If not I'll probably end up traveling and living all over the world because I can't think of anything else that would bring me fulfilment, if I don't have a family to care for.
Most of my friends that have already graduated seem to get into either
>academia (only top students of course)
>cultural heritage sector: museums, one-time projects, tourism, etc. (this field is very competitive unfortunately)
>libraries & archives
>education
>journalism
>politics
>government
>banking, for some reason a history degree is useful for this? Idk it's not just one or two people I know, seems quite common
>random white collar jobs that require a non-specified masters degree
Job market is by no means great but people tend to exaggerate how useless a history degree is. At least where I live, I obviously can't judge the situation abroad.
Joshua White
a humanities degree alone is absolutely worthless on the job market.
Camden Reyes
wipe your arse with it
especially with archeology
fuck me
Isaiah Howard
True, it really does show how stupid someone is when they put themselves hundreds of thousands into debt for a piece of paper that has no guarantee of any return on investment.
Oliver Flores
Either write books or teach. Only way to get a proper job with those degrees outside of university is through good connections. Literature and philosophy are completely useless memedegrees that nobody would miss if they didn't exist, and while history and archeology do offer some possibilities (mainly working in museums or public service), there are way to many graduates.
If you want to study any humanitarian "science", theology is your best bet. If you're part of a major christian church or muslim society, at least.
But honestly, learning a trade and studying engineering are the only safe ways to make money. Everything else will be either subject to personal connections (humanities, languages, psychology, all the pseudo-sciences like homeopaths and NLP) or your own skill (economics, natural sciences, math).
Blake Bell
Law School. we need more lawyers
also, govt admin....need more of those, too.
ROTC :)
Joshua Gonzalez
Arceology amazing only in movies?
Dylan Thomas
Be my bitch.
I am a chicago chef, and the waitress that wants Saturday night must be hit and willing. All that thanks to her Liberal arts degree.
Note Im the owner. But also managers do this. Better bend over girl. Quickie in the bathroom.
Liam Ward
Nothing.