Career and Professional Development
Career and Professional Development
Careers in Criminology
A Bachelor’s degree in Criminology prepares students for a wide variety of careers related to crime and justice. Here is a sampling of the areas of employment open to graduates of the Criminology program
Careers in Sociology
The field of sociology involves exploring and analyzing issues vital to our personal lives, our communities, our nation, and our world. Graduates with a Bachelor's degree in Sociology can pursue employment in a wide range of areas.
Career Enrichment Network
The Liberal Arts Career Enrichment Network is a resource for Liberal Arts majors who are seeking opportunities to engage in career-related, international, and professional development activities.
Planning for Life After Penn State
What Happens Post PSU? We know that leaving Penn State can be both an exciting and scary time in your life. Many students feel unprepared in making the transition to life after graduation, particularly in terms of finances, debt, employment, and employer expectations. We’ve heard your questions and hope that this document will help address some of the concerns you have about these topics.
Graduate School Admissions Information
Frequently asked questions regarding graduate school.
Law School Admissions Information
Frequently Asked Questions regarding law school.
Finding a Job
Taking time to find the right job for you is one of the most important and worthwhile ways you can spend your time. Doing work you think is valuable and that you enjoy doing is an important part of building a great life after Penn State.
Alumni Mentor Program
The Liberal Arts Alumni Mentor Program is an opportunity for students to leverage the influence of the Penn State Alumni Network