Overview
As a graduate with a master’s degree, you’ll be equipped to compete for managerial, research and supervisory roles in many fields. You’ll develop research skills, analytical talents and social science aptitude skills transferable to many professional roles.
The context in which graduates use these capabilities can differ. For example, a human resources professional at a for-profit business and a nonprofit leader will have varying tasks and objectives. Since this degree lends itself to so many fields and opportunities, choosing the path you want to follow is important for targeted learning and positive outcomes.
