A Major With A Future
			History offers a broad range of career options. Below is a list of common careers for history students: Archivist* Arts Conservator* Attorney** Banker* Clergy** Congressional Aide Consultant Consumer Advocate Editor/Indexer* FBI/CBI Agent Foreign Service Officer Journalist/News       Correspondent Genealogist Government Official Historic Preservation Specialist** Historic Site Administrator/Tour       Organizer/Guide* Historical Society Staff Member Human Resources Manager Insurance Agent/Broker International Relations        Specialist* Legal Assistant/Paralegal** Librarian* Lobbyist Movie/Television Historical       Consultant* Museum Curator** Producer of Historical       Documentaries* Professor of History** Public Relations Specialist Public Administrator* Research Assistant Teacher Writer/Author * These occupations may require study beyond the Bachelor's Degree. ** These occupations will require training beyond the Bachelor's Degree. Moreover, training in history makes a student marketable in administrative positions. Businesses and agencies often look for people who can synthesize large amounts of material and isolate the important parts and who can organize and find patterns in seemingly jumbled masses of documentation. Employers also prize communication abilities. All of these skills will be developed through the history program at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi.

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