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Melvoni
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Kimberley, Northern Cape, South Africa
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What careers can l study with maths literacy, business studies with history and tourism in universities?
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Zoe Chang
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With a background in math literacy, business studies, history, and tourism, you have a diverse set of skills that can lead to various career paths. Here are some potential fields of study and related careers you could pursue at the university level:
1. Business Administration
- Management
- Entrepreneurship
- Marketing
- Human Resources
2. Economics
- Economic Analyst
- Financial Advisor
- Policy Analyst
3. Tourism and Hospitality Management
- Hotel Manager
- Event Planner
- Tourism Development Specialist
- Travel Consultant
4. International Relations
- Diplomat
- NGO Worker
- International Business Consultant
5. Heritage Studies
- Museum Curator
- Cultural Resource Manager
- Historic Preservationist
6. Education
- History Teacher
- Business Studies Teacher
- Tourism Educator
7. Public Administration
- City Planner
- Public Policy Analyst
- Government Administrator
8. Marketing and Communications
- Public Relations Specialist
- Digital Marketer
- Content Strategist
9. Archaeology
- Archaeologist
- Cultural Heritage Specialist
10. Geography
- Urban Planner
- GIS Specialist
- Environmental Consultant
11. Journalism
- Travel Writer
- Business Journalist
- Historical Documentarian
12. Library and Information Science
- Librarian
- Archivist
- Information Specialist
These are just a few examples, and many universities offer interdisciplinary programs that could combine elements of business, history, and tourism--alternatively, some colleges allow you to "make your own major." When choosing a field of study, consider your interests, strengths, and career goals. It's also a good idea to research job markets and growth prospects in different fields to inform your decision.
1. Business Administration
- Management
- Entrepreneurship
- Marketing
- Human Resources
2. Economics
- Economic Analyst
- Financial Advisor
- Policy Analyst
3. Tourism and Hospitality Management
- Hotel Manager
- Event Planner
- Tourism Development Specialist
- Travel Consultant
4. International Relations
- Diplomat
- NGO Worker
- International Business Consultant
5. Heritage Studies
- Museum Curator
- Cultural Resource Manager
- Historic Preservationist
6. Education
- History Teacher
- Business Studies Teacher
- Tourism Educator
7. Public Administration
- City Planner
- Public Policy Analyst
- Government Administrator
8. Marketing and Communications
- Public Relations Specialist
- Digital Marketer
- Content Strategist
9. Archaeology
- Archaeologist
- Cultural Heritage Specialist
10. Geography
- Urban Planner
- GIS Specialist
- Environmental Consultant
11. Journalism
- Travel Writer
- Business Journalist
- Historical Documentarian
12. Library and Information Science
- Librarian
- Archivist
- Information Specialist
These are just a few examples, and many universities offer interdisciplinary programs that could combine elements of business, history, and tourism--alternatively, some colleges allow you to "make your own major." When choosing a field of study, consider your interests, strengths, and career goals. It's also a good idea to research job markets and growth prospects in different fields to inform your decision.