Careers
A minor in Black Studies can be paired with many different majors at Providence College. Many of the courses in the Black Studies program are cross-listed in departments such as Sociology, Social Work, History, Economics, Political Science, Music, Art History, Education, and English. Obtaining a minor in Black Studies help students develop a multicultural mindset and gain an understanding of environmental and human needs across racial and national boundaries. With these skills there are a variety of career opportunities open to students having obtained a minor in Black Studies.
- Advertising Agent
- Anthropologist
- Biographer
- Business Manager
- Civil Service Worker
- Social Scientist
- Community Planner
- Community Relations
- Copy Editor
- Creative Writer
- Educator/ Professor
- Employment Counselor
- Ethnologist
- Foreign Affairs Officer
- Genealogist
- Geographer
- Health Administrator
- Historian
- Human Resource Specialist
- Human Service Worker
- Independent Consultant
- Journalist
- Lawyer
- Legislative Aide
- Linguist
- Museum Worker
- Psychologist
- Research Associate
- Resource Preservationist
- Sociologist
- Public Administrator
- Social Worker
- Counselor
- International Business Person
