Career Opportunities

Here are a few possible career options for undergraduate and graduate students completing Furman’s programs:

Education-Adjacent Roles: Graduates can work in educational programming, curriculum development, or educational research within institutions, non-profits, or corporations.

Community & Non-Profit Work: The field prepares individuals for roles in community organizations, museums, and non-profit organizations focused on education and development.

Broader Fields: Skills developed in Educational Studies are transferable to various fields, including social work, law, and clinical psychology.

Further Education: An Educational Studies degree serves as a strong foundation for advanced degrees in education or related professional fields.