Careers in Sociology

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There are many different career options available for Sociology graduates. Below are a few types of positions that Sociology graduates have acquired. Note: This is not an exhaustive list as there are many other careers available. Many positions require additional education or experience.

Government	Business and Communications
Economic Development Officer Activist Border Services Officer Census Field Officer Citizenship and Immigration Officer Foreign Service Officer Human Rights Officer Legislative Assistant Civil Liberties Advocate / Lobbyist Political Aide Politician Public Policy Analyst	Advertising Executive Communications Specialist Diversity Coordinator Fundraiser Human Resources Specialist Journalist Labour Relations Officer Public Relations Specialist Project Manager Real Estate Appraiser Travel Agent Union Communication Specialist Visa Officer
Community Affairs	Corrections, Law, Courts
Abuse / Crisis Counsellor Addictions Counsellor Adoption Counsellor Child and Youth Worker Community Justice Coordinator Community Worker Developmental Service Worker Employment / Career Counsellor Family Justice Counsellor Health Care Administrator Housing Support Worker Marriage and Family Therapist Mediator Public Health Inspector Recreation Coordinator	Liaison Officer By-law Enforcement Officer Case Management Officer Correctional Officer Court Administrator / Clerk Court Liaison Worker Court Reporter Crime Prevention Specialist Criminal Lawyer Family Court Support Worker Judge Legal Arbitrator Paralegal Penologist
Teaching / Education	Research
Child Development Worker Education Policy Analyst Post-Secondary Education Administrator Teacher / Professor School Counsellor School Resource Officer	Demographer Librarian Market Research Analyst Researcher Social Welfare Research Officer
Non-Government Organisation
Facilitator Mediator Activist Programme Officer Programme Manager Monitoring and Evaluation Officer