Humanities Pathways 

Museums & Libraries
Protect and display important artefacts as a Curator or Librarian, guide people through the past as a Tour Guide, or reveal history to the world as a Writer or Filmmaker.

Science
Archaeologists, Anthropologists, Palaeontologists, and Geologists all delve into the past using science. You could also learn from the past to improve the future as a Conservationist or Environmental Scientist.

Education
You could pass your history knowledge on to future generations by becoming a Teacher or Lecturer, or even publish new findings and discoveries as a Researcher.


These are just some of the pathways you could explore!

Business, Marketing and Law
If you’re reading this to learn what jobs or career options are possible with psychology, you may be surprised by how many opportunities you can explore - both in the field of psychology and related fields like Business, Marketing, Advertising and Law.

Health and Medicine
Regardless of the industry understanding what drives people to think, feel and act, provides the perfect place to start in a career as a registered Psychologist or Researcher or Counsellor. Having good communication skills is a huge  advantage. These skills are also important for entry-level jobs such as Social and Youth Work.

Education
Jobs in education require great communication skills, which are useful for Teachers, Lecturers, Early Childhood Educators, Careers and Course Advisors, and many more.

These are just some of the pathways you could explore!

Law, Government & Policy
A study of Politics naturally leads to roles in law, public administration, and policymaking. Many students go on to study law, drawn to areas like constitutional law, criminal justice, or environmental regulation. Others join the public service or work in government departments where they help develop, implement, and evaluate policies that shape communities and the nation. From local councils to federal parliament, careers in this area involve leadership, critical thinking, and a commitment to civic responsibility.

Education, Research & Academia
Politics can also take you into the world of education, teaching, or academic research. Whether you’re leading classrooms, writing for political journals, or advising on curriculum and policy, you'll be helping others understand how political systems function and why they matter. Research careers may focus on political theory, comparative politics, or global governance, contributing new insights into how societies manage power and change.

International Relations

Put your diplomacy and communication skills to the test in Politics or International Relations, or make the world a better place through Advocacy, fighting for Human Rights and working to combat Climate Change.

Communications

Use your knowledge of human interaction and behaviour in Advertising, Public Relations, Journalism, or Marketing.

These are just some of the pathways you could explore!