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What career can i get with a sociology degre?

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for my access to social science interview i need a 5 year plan and i want to go uni n study sociology but im not sure what careers i can have

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  1. i dont think its exactly easy to gain a career from this sort of degree,its not like doing a degree in medicine or law its quite vague and alot of careers dont come directly from taking this degree however its not completely useless it can be the starting point to some interesting lines of work as long as your prepred to study further or work your way up.

    here are some link that you may find helpfull

    http://www.plymouth.ac.uk/pages/view.asp...

    http://www.tru.ca/arts/socanth/careers/s...

    This is what, in the broadest terms, Sociology students do immediately after they graduate, based on recent data.

    Employment 74.2%

    Further study 13.4%

    Not available 5.7%

    Seeking employment 6.7%

    Here are the occupational groups in which Sociology graduates nationally first gain employment, based on recent data.

    Clerical & Secretarial

    Management & Administration

    Associate Professional & Technical Occupations

    Personal Services

    Sales

    Professional Occupations

    Other

    These are examples of the employment areas first entered by Sociology graduates.

    Business & Research

    Public Administration

    Health & Social Work

    Wholesale & Retail

    Finance

    Education

    Community, Social & Personal Service

    Transport, Storage & Communication

    Manufacturing

    Hotels and Restaurants

    Others

    Here are some examples of jobs where a Sociology degree may be useful. You can research more information about these occupations by looking in the Occupational files of the careers library at the CAS or by visiting the Prospect website at www.prospects.ac.uk

    Community worker

    Housing manager

    Information scientist

    Journalist

    Lecturer

    Personnel manager

    Police constable

    Prison governor

    Probation officer

    Public sector administrator

    Social researcher

    Social worker

    Welfare advice worker

    Here are some examples of the transferable skills developed as a result of studying Sociology. They are not limited to your academic study and can be applied to other contexts. Employers' job vacancy details often refer to them when they advertise the positions available. They can also be used on the skills sections of your CV to demonstrate the broad range of qualities you have to offer.

    Clear & Logical thinking

    Critical evaluation

    Literacy & Expression

    Negotiating

    Organising

    Planning

    Problem solving

    Research

    Working to deadlines

    **** http://www.kent.ac.uk/careers/Sociology.... ****


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