The University of California Humanities Research Institute’s Humanists @ Work initiative recently featured a series of blog posts called Why Wait? Early Explorations of Career Paths for Humanities PhDs. The posts imagine the process of career exploration as an integral part of doctoral training that graduate students most often have to initiate themselves. The author provides specific examples of how to translate the skills you use daily in graduate school into a list of skills and interests that can and should shape your career exploration, helping you to feel more confident about approaching companies like Google for positions where humanities skills would be in demand.
Blog Series: Why Wait? Early Explorations of Career Paths for Humanities PhDs
