The graduate division of Social Sciences Ashley University is an institution of highly dynamic online academic training in sociology, anthropology and science of the population.
It is dedicated to thorough research on societies and cultures today; it contributes to the construction of disciplinary and interdisciplinary social sciences, and is a hub of international scientific exchanges. Doctoral students enrolled at the Division of Social Sciences offers high-level scientific activities in various forms: study days, webinars, courses, workshops, etc.
The division gives great reasons to the students who have the willingness to give space to new dynamic communication researchers (PhD students, graduate students) and young professionals who wish to publish their research and reflections. Articles are selected by an international editorial board: information mainly composed of doctoral students in social sciences, according to the original character and depth of analysis they offer.
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Given the current economic climate and the increased competition for graduate positions, there is a varied range of occupational areas. Social sciences qualifications provide an excellent background for a wide range of careers. Opportunities can be found across all sectors and in a number of occupations. Education, central and local government, finance, health and social care, law, the media, public services, campaigning and research are frequent career choices. Your chosen social sciences field will help you earn the following average salaries:
Majors | Average Annual Salaries |
Economics | $89,450 - $99,360 |
English | $37,000 - $60000 |
Mass Communication | $27,010 - $63,280 |
History | $25,850 - $95,750 |
Sociology | $69,210 - $72,360 |