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What is a social science degree?

A social science degree encompasses several disciplines, such as sociology, psychology, anthropology and political science. A master's in social science degree is a graduate credential that allows you to further explore and specialize in one of these disciplines. A master's in social science degree prepares you for careers in research, education, policy, consulting, and other sectors that require advanced skills, leadership and knowledge in the social sciences.

What can you do with a social science degree?
Social science degree careers can include a wide variety of roles and disciplines, including law, policy analysis, sociology, academia and others. Some job titles include lawyer, museum curator, forensic anthropologist, college professor, GIS analyst, international affairs specialist, licensed professional counselor and others. You'll also be well-prepared for roles that require leadership skills, such as case manager, crime prevention specialist, corporate consultant, campaign manager and lobbyist.

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What Are The Social Sciences?

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