Professionals with a bachelor’s in geography can pursue careers in cartography, surveying, research, and data analysis. With a master’s degree, graduates can work as geographers, survey researchers, and urban planners.

Career Options in History and Geography

Here are eight career options you can go for after a degree in History:

• Archaeology. The work of an archaeologist can be research-based or field-related.
• Museology.
• Museum curators.
• Archivists.
• Historians.
• History experts.
• Teachers.
• Civil services.

Job options

• Cartographer.
• Commercial/residential surveyor.
• Environmental consultant.
• Geographical information systems officer.
• Planning and development surveyor.
• Secondary school teacher.
• Social researcher.
• Town planner.

• Environmental Consultant.
• Landscape Architect.
• Cartographer.
• Tour Guide.
• Urban Planner.
• Market Research Analyst.
• Surveyor.
• Geographer. Finally, many geography students go on to do exactly what they studied.

Geography degrees, particularly those specializing in human geography, are great for developing skills and knowledge that would be useful for a career in politics or the non-profit sector. Similarly, volunteer work for environmental charities will give you a head-start in the non-profit sector.

Marc Anthony Quotes If you do what you love, you’ll never work a day in your life.

You can and should find enjoyment in your work. Doing so is very valuable to your life in many ways, including greatly increasing your probability of financial success. But you don’t have to love, or even like your overall job to enjoy everyday aspects of it.

Confucius