The College of Social and Behavioral Sciences offers students a broad range of courses and programs aimed at increasing understanding of human behavior and developing skills that will be useful in a variety of people-orientated jobs and careers. Students majoring in the social and behavioral sciences may, for example, go on to graduate school, teach, do research, follow careers in public service, become part of the helping professions, serve as program administrators and planners, or follow one of many other routes to using the special perspectives and skills developed through the programs of this college.
Career preparation begins long before graduation day. We strongly recommend that students work closely with the Career Development Center and with their major advisor throughout their time here at Minnesota State, Mankato to explore career options.
Yes! A large portion of SBS graduates find jobs in their field after graduation and many others go directly on to graduate school.
Recent Placement Rates - View recent data on how many graduates in each major found employment in their field.
Where Are They Now? - See where recent graduates in each major are currently working or attending graduate school.
Check out the following links to explore potential careers, employers and job preperation strategies for the majors in our college.
MavJobs - Mavjobs lists a variety of job opportunities, in addition to news about employers who will be recruiting on campus and other useful career information.
Occupational Outlook Handbook - The Occupational Outlook Handbook is a great reference to learn about various careers. It includes information such as common job duties, salary ranges and employment forecasts.
ISeek - This site provides information about educational and career opportunities in Minnesota.
