Humanities Careers
Today’s knowledge-based economy depends on the humanistic skills of critical thinking, reading, writing, and speaking that you’ll master in our humanities bachelor’s degree program. These skills will not only put you in high demand, but professionals with humanities degrees also report being more satisfied in their careers than their peers.
So whether you want to become a writer, teacher, or curator and work in a library, school, or museum, you’ll have fostered a love of lifelong learning and be prepared to take advantage of a rewarding career and unlock your full earning potential.
Extraordinary Opportunity
Finishing your humanities degree at Rollins will unlock your professional potential.
- $57K— Bureau of Labor Statistics
Average annual salary for education, training, and library occupations
- 66%
How much more people with a humanities degree earn on average than people with only a high school diploma
- 920K— Bureau of Labor Statistics
New jobs in education, training, and library occupations projected to be added by 2030
- 60%
Projected job growth for careers in museums, parks, and historical sites in Orange County by 2030
Top 10 Careers for Humanities Majors
With a degree in humanities, you’ll have the expertise to synthesize and interpret broad information, preparing you to pursue a range of career paths.
• Curator
• Editor
• Interpreter or translator
• Journalist
• Librarian
• Library technician
• Public relations manager
• Publisher
• School administrator
• Teacher
• Writer
Where Our Grads Go
Our humanities grads are using the expertise, experience, and connections they developed at Rollins to enrich their communities and advance their careers.
Streamlined Admission
No application fee. No standardized tests required. No more excuses.
Streamlined Admission