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Need Some Help With Job Search - Art History/Graphic Design Degree My girlfriend is looking for a new job, has a degree in art history and graphic design with an English minor from Loyola in NOLA, and needs a new job... can shaggy help?
Will post a quick...
Started by vtaenz on
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Originally Posted by hornfan785 Art History/Graphic Design? Sounds like she needs Posted by hornfan785 Art History....
Opportunities Art History/Graphic Design? Sounds like she needs to find an internship somewhere the internship as well.
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Well, after thinking about it long and hard, I've decided to change my degree from Literature to History. The modules I've done so far count towards both (lucky for me), and I've come to realise that I'm actually really interested in history (despite ...
Started by Silly Sausage on
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I did my BA in economics and....
history from 1400 - 1900, so not one specific geographical area unfortunately, and as I'm doing the degree with the Open University, they don't really have a department that I can borrow books history.
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Hello all,
I have a high 2:1 degree in History and Classics and am looking to do a Hdip in 2013. Realise that jobs are scarce in Ireland and I'll probably have to go to the UK. Still have heard that it's pretty hard to find teaching work if you just have...
Started by flennnon on
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The only degree accredited....
Mind you, English is as least as oversubscribed as History.
A BA is the minimum required to teach English I'm afraid .
But you will not be entitled to register as an English teacher without a degree in it.
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Is it possible to do a degree in history and spanish at Cambridge?
Hello :) I've gotten on an FE summer school to Cambridge and I reaised that I should probably know this before I go. I went to a conferencey thingy and the languages speaker said that...
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:S Re: Is it possible to do a degree in history and spanish at Cambridge?
Ah well, I'll just apply for ....
Re: Is it possible to do a degree in history and spanish at Cambridge?
Can't find it on UCAS search, so seems not.
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What can I do with a degree in history? So I have my B.A. in history and have been unemployed for the past year. I currently am a graduate student but switching next semester to a Post-bacc teaching certification plan. I am looking for jobs so that I ...
Started by Green J on
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Maybe take a look at this for other ideas: http://www.historians.org/pubs/free/care… ... .
Writing, Journalism, teaching you could work as a consultant on a movie, museum curator - I'm sure there are many more, but that's what I got off the top of my head .
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History Degree at which Uni?
I've got two exams left until I finish my AS levels, and the only subject that has really grasped me is History, and because of this I think it'd be a pretty good idea to take it at university at the end of A2.
At Gcse I ...
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Which is better getting a degree in a subject that you like or a degree in a subject as a career? I love history and want to get a degree in this area, but at the same time a degree in the medical field seems to be the normal field to be in these days...
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Do History if you want to live with your parents the rest of your life worthless degree anything, and minor in history? Realistically, you should be able to do a bit of both....
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To What Degree (pun intended) has your College Education Attributed to the Success of your Development Career?
Started by Troy DeMonbreun on
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I got a degree in computer engineering intending to go into hardware engineering....
More than anything a programmer without such a formal background would have .
I would say it has been very useful.
Out there where a degree is a prerequisite.
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I'm just curious how many people are out there like me. I have a degree in History and Computer Science. Who else has a second degree or maybe the equivalent in experience in something other than a technical field? How has it prepared you for your software...
Started by Doug T. on
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My degree is in Political Science with minors in HistoryI believe any degree doesn....
For me my history degree has given me the following advantages
It shows well on my resume what the project sponsers did not want.
Company.
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I notice that some colleges offer the AAS degree in Nursing and some offer the ASD/ASN degree? I think i finally got my answer in whats the difference? * does anyone know how to make the font smaller? it randomly types up large?
Started by Business2CNA2RN on
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An Associates in Science (AS) is a degree focused mostly on a liberal arts education....
What is the difference between an Associates in Applied Science and an Associates of Science degree? The Real Answer Here is the answer you are looking for.
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