College of Arts and Sciences

Humanities Resources

Career Preparation

The K-State Career Center can help you with:

  • Career exploration
  • Career assessment for class assignment or follow-up
  • Resume, CV and cover letter critique
  • Other application documents
  • Job or internship search
  • Mock interview
  • and so much more!

Academic Interests

Students are encouraged to combine their passions with their studies, allowing them the ability to explore career opportunities in:

  • Public Relations Manager
  • Art Director
  • Curator
  • Copywriter
  • Counselor
  • Multimedia Specialist
  • Editing
  • Technical Writer
  • Human Resource Specialist
  • Historian
  • Lawyer
  • Event Organizer
  • Administrator
  • Analyst
  • Archivist
  • Librarian
  • And more!

Additionally, a humanities degree prepares you for a wide range of graduate programs if you are interested in continuing your education.

Experiences

Use your collegiate career to develop both in and out of the classroom. K-State has many opportunities for development in your academic programs. You can grow through participation in research and student organizations, being a teaching assistant or tutor, and more.

Then, take advantage of the opportunities in the greater Manhattan community. A job and community service are great ways to affirm your path and show graduate schools and employers your interest and skills.

Some engagement opportunities to consider:

    • HandsOn K-State
    • Flint Hills Volunteer Center
      -These first two options are hubs for multiple volunteer opportunities.
    • Manhattan Arts Center
    • McCain
    • K-State Theatre
    • Beach Museum
    • Manhattan Habitat for Humanity
    • Sunflower CASA Project, Inc
    • Riley County Humane Society
    • Flint Hills Discovery Center
    • Big Brothers Big Sisters
    • and many more.

Scholarships