What Can I Do With A KWU Major
What can you do with your major? It depends.
Connecting a major to a career is a challenge for many students. You’re completing one of the most important steps right now — conducting research. Remember, your major does not always determine your career, college grads use their education in a wide variety of fields. In addition to the options listed, you should explore and learn about the wide range of career opportunities.
Use the links at the bottom of this page to learn more about occupations, help determine if positions are a good fit for you and what if any other requirements/education you may need.
Education/Teaching
Career Information Links:
Business & Liberal Arts Science, Engineering & Diversity
Technology
Bureau of Labor Statistics/Ocupational Outlook Handbook:
http://stats.bls.gov/oco/
For hundreds of different types of jobs—such as teacher, lawyer, and nurse—the Occupational Outlook Handbook tells you:
- the training and education needed
- earnings
- expected job prospects
- what workers do on the job
- working conditions
Career Videos: for a visual introduction to several hundred careers.
Top Cities for each Job: indicating which metro areas have the most jobs per capita.
Extensive Relocation Information: with comparative crime, demographic, and other stats on 20,000+ places.
Career Stories: providing career insights from real people working in the field.
College Search Tools: for students interested in continuing their education after graduation.
Find information about how to become hundreds of careers including education requirements, job descriptions, salary info, and future career paths
Campus Notes and Events
About Kansas Wesleyan University
KWU has been an influential part of higher education in North Central Kansas for more than a century. Founded in 1886 by the United Methodist Church, KWU welcomes students of all faiths.
KWU's primary goal is providing students with an excellent education in a caring Christian campus community. The university is uncompromising in its dedication to providing an atmosphere where students can mature and learn while taking responsibility for their own actions and lives.
The campus environment helps students prepare for the challenges in their personal and professional lives by living and studying with people from many backgrounds, by learning to relate responsibly to God and to others by achieving goals in a timely manner.