• Advertising: Learning about different cultures helps you create ads that connect with people. 

• Foreign Service: A humanities background, especially in culture studies, helps you succeed when working in other countries by understanding different perspectives. 

• Journalism: The skills you gain in critical thinking and communication are essential in journalism, where many top professionals come from humanities backgrounds. 

• Law: Humanities is a common path to law school because it teaches you to think critically and connect current issues with history. 

• Public Administration: Understanding how people have solved problems in the past helps you tackle today’s social issues. 

• Publishing: The writing and editing skills you learn in humanities prepare you to review and improve others’ work. 

• Teaching: With a broad education, humanities graduates are valued in schools for their ability to teach many subjects.