Blog: 2018

What is Arts Management?

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Tuesday, May 8, 2018

Arts management is critical to ensuring public access to great works of art and artistic performances. It’s a career worthy of consideration for those who love art and have a knack for business. The University of Massachusetts offers the nation’s only online bachelor’s degree that focuses on arts management.

Social Justice Careers Worth Pursuing

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Monday, April 30, 2018

Social justice offers many different career paths for those interested in making a difference in the world. These areas can include health, environmental conditions and economic opportunities. Many of them are found in the nonprofit sector or with government agencies. The following represent just some of the opportunities in social justice.

Why You Should Create Your Own Major

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Monday, April 23, 2018

While some students are fine choosing to pursue a degree in one of the majors offered by a university, others want to build their own degree based on their specific needs and interests. An individualized concentration degree is aimed at those who aren’t satisfied with the standard choices of majors, giving students a chance to build their own.

What Can You Do With A Bachelor’s Degree in Writing?

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Thursday, April 12, 2018

Communication is important in many careers. Those who earn a degree in writing often move onto other fields, from medicine and law to education. When thinking about making a living in writing, it’s important to keep an open mind on ways you can launch a career. The following are some of the careers that are open to writers. 

Opioid Crisis: Treatment Instead of Jail Time

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by sseng
Tuesday, April 3, 2018

The opioid crisis has reached the point of an epidemic. Earning a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice or master’s degree in public health places students in a position to learn more about options for tackling health issues, including the treatment vs. incarceration debate for opioids.

5 Signs You Will Enjoy a Career in Early Childhood Education

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by sseng
Tuesday, March 27, 2018

Some people love kids. It’s really that simple. If you are one of those people, then choosing to get a degree in early childhood education is a smart move. The world needs more people like you. Before deciding to earn your degree in this all-important field, consider the following indications that it’s a likely a good career fit for you.

Journalism Ethics: Battling Fake News

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Monday, March 12, 2018

Now more than ever, good journalism is needed to combat fake news. The first step in creating a better environment for journalism in the U.S. and around the world is entry into the profession by those who have studied communications and media. Read more about some of the ways journalism is fighting against the fake news phenomenon.

Aging Population and Importance of Gerontology

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by sseng
Thursday, March 1, 2018

The population of the U.S. is getting older. Much, much older. The Baby Boomer generation is driving this shift nearing retirement age but staying more active than ever. It’s the main reason jobs in aging services management and gerontology have increased in recent years. Learn more as we look at opportunities in the field of gerontology.

5 Career Paths for Applied Psychology Majors

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by sseng
Thursday, February 15, 2018

Earning a Bachelor’s of Arts, Applied Psychology Concentration opens the door to a fascinating area of psychology focused on the application of skills and knowledge directly to real-world challenges. The following lists some of the specific career fields that applied psychologists can enter.

What Can You Do with a Sustainability Degree?

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Monday, January 22, 2018

Student’s interest in aiding the environment with courses on sustainability keeps growing. Check out five possible career choices for sustainability majors. 

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