Career and Graduate/Professional School Opportunities for Sociology and Anthropology Students: Careers for Sociology Majors

This book is a classic resource for job hunters. There is also a companion website called the Job Hunters Bible.

Are you interested in knowing a particular careers growth or pay potential? Do you want a better understanding of the educational or licensing requirements? If so, spend a few minutes exploring this useful annual handbook published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

The Princeton Review provides this database of career information.

Written for Sociology faculty, this article addresses the needs and experiences of Sociology students upon graduation.

A 2010 publication by the American Sociological Association examining the experiences of sociology majors after graduation.

Examines "sources of comparative advantage that undergraduate sociological study provides to students who are preparing for careers in business."

This is 2008 summary of research findings by the American Sociological Association.

Dr. Roberta Spalter-Roth, director of research at the American Sociological Association (ASA), presents her research at the Eastern Sociological Society's 2009 Annual Meeting. The audio is poor but the research results should be of interest to Sociology/Anthropology majors.

Part 2 of Dr. Spalter-Roth's presentation.