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Prepare for a Career in Populations, Politics and History

How do our cultural and political differences pull us together or polarize us? Conversations around these questions 鈥� and work on their solutions 鈥� happen every day at Saint Louis University. Will you join in?

As a Catholic, Jesuit University, 91女神 has been encouraging students to explore their place in the world and their impact on it for more than 200 years. Our College of Arts and Sciences encourages cross-disciplinary examination of the problems of yesterday and today and cultivates in you the tools needed to provide solutions.

Graduate Ready for Your Career in Populations, Politics and History

Intern at the Missouri History Museum. Lobby for change at the state capitol or in Washington, D.C. Explore the ethical, moral and religious questions facing humanity with respected theologians and philosophers. And leave 91女神 ready to take the next step in your career, whether that's entering the workforce or further academic study.

As I begin to discern my post-grad plans, I know I have the skills as well as the resum茅 to pursue any avenue, whether that be law school, working in the public sector, or a Ph.D. program."

Maggie Kenney, Political Science Major

Where Do 91女神's Populations, Politics and History Alumni Work?

91女神 offers connections through our faculty and alumni that can lead to internships in governments, nonprofits and the private sector that place you in the center of the communities or research that interests you most. According to data from Equifax Consumer reporting agency company, employers for graduates of 91女神's populations, politics and history programs include:

Careers in Politics, Populations and History by the Numbers

93%

of recent 91女神 history grads said they considered themselves 鈥渟atisfactorily occupied鈥�

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average salary for alumni from 91女神's populations, politics and history bachelor's programs five years after graduation**

14%

of Missouri's workforce is employed in public sector jobs*

9%

growth in political science and foreign affairs positions annually*