Career Possibilities

Social work is more than a career—it’s a calling to make a difference. A Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) prepares students to serve individuals, families, and communities in meaningful ways. But what jobs can you get with this degree? Let’s explore some of the most rewarding possibilities.

The field of health psychology is where biology, public health, and psychology all connect. It focuses on how thoughts, emotions, and behaviors influence our physical well-being. Because of that, graduates can find work in several different industries and fields. If you’re still looking at majors or just exploring career paths, here’s what you can do with a health psychology degree.

If you are a psychology major, you might be wondering, "What exactly can I do with this degree?" The short answer is almost anything that involves understanding human behavior, and that's a lot of things!

A graduate degree opens many doors to numerous careers, from clinical practice to research and academia. Before applying, you will want to choose which type of degree you want to pursue and then choose a focus in psychology as this choice determines your required coursework, training, licensing processes, and your career. If you seem overwhelmed, don’t worry! This article goes into depth of the processes of how to choose a graduate degree in psychology.

One of the biggest questions students have is whether or not they need to earn graduate degrees. The answer to that depends on what career field you want to go into.

An associate degree in Marriage and Family Studies can help you qualify for more roles or gain relevant career experience. While many careers within the Family Science field recommend a bachelor’s or a master’s degree, there are job opportunities for those with an associate degree. Some associate degree-level careers include:

Child development careers focus on supporting children’s learning, growth, and overall development. Professionals work with children from infancy through early childhood, using research-informed practices to guide care and learning experiences. Through direct work with children and families, they help create safe, supportive environments that promote healthy development.

Child development focuses on understanding how children grow, learn, and thrive from infancy through early childhood. Professionals in this field support children’s physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development through intentional care, learning experiences, and supportive relationships. By combining knowledge of child development with hands-on practice, early childhood professionals help create safe, nurturing environments where children can reach important developmental milestones.

General networking often focuses on reaching out to those in your shared field. However, the fashion industry has some minor differences! It is less about “showing off” your skills and more about sharing your passion for your work in the fashion industry. Although BYU-Idaho is far enough distance from influential fashion hubs like New York or Los Angeles, you can still become “in the know” and boost your career through online and local networking!

Special education teachers are a necessary part of the educational system. As children with disabilities get diagnosed at younger ages, having teachers who are experienced in working with a wide range of disabilities is even more important than before. This article will cover the factors that make up the job outlook for special education teachers, and what that means for new graduates entering the field.

College doesn’t always have to mean four years in the classroom. With an associate degree in plant science and technology, you could get to work right away, nurturing crops, managing greenhouses, and helping farmers keep their plants healthy. This degree prepares you for practical, hands-on work in the agricultural sector, but you still have career options.

Many incoming college students are drawn to elementary education because they want meaningful, people-centered work. At the same time, concerns of salary and job outlook often cause hesitation. While there are challenges in the field, there are also benefits and opportunities.