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Baimes
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...history? Excluding teaching and law, I am also interested to know what the actual invloved history careers are. I've almost finished the BA and am going to go for the MA.
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What are some of the careers one can get with a history degree that actual involve...
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Hussein J
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I think that it doesn t function for nothing. Maybe, you should look for another
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Lucia.
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Historian, researcher (possibly even for period dramas or movies- things like that), museum worker.
From source quoted below:
Preservation Administration and Conservation
responsible for broad policies and practices that affect the holdings of an archives, insuring that the building’s temperature and humidity are adequate for the objects, and educating users and co-workers about the importance of preservation activities.
Processing
Prepare collections for use by researchers and create the tools that help those researchers find information within them. They “arrange” a collection by determining the best order for documents within a collection, and they “appraise” a collection by assessing the historical significance of materials in the collections and deciding whether the documents will be retained.
Acquisitions
Acquisitions archivists are responsible for bringing material into the collection. In an institution where state law or corporate policy decrees that material must be sent to the archives, this archivist insures that the appropriate material is actually received.
From source quoted below:
Preservation Administration and Conservation
responsible for broad policies and practices that affect the holdings of an archives, insuring that the building’s temperature and humidity are adequate for the objects, and educating users and co-workers about the importance of preservation activities.
Processing
Prepare collections for use by researchers and create the tools that help those researchers find information within them. They “arrange” a collection by determining the best order for documents within a collection, and they “appraise” a collection by assessing the historical significance of materials in the collections and deciding whether the documents will be retained.
Acquisitions
Acquisitions archivists are responsible for bringing material into the collection. In an institution where state law or corporate policy decrees that material must be sent to the archives, this archivist insures that the appropriate material is actually received.
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ZapDaddy
Guest
Excluding professor and teacher, you might try:
politician
writer
researcher
philosopher
anthropologist
archaeologist
librarian
diplomat
But ... for better info, talk to your school's career center.
politician
writer
researcher
philosopher
anthropologist
archaeologist
librarian
diplomat
But ... for better info, talk to your school's career center.
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sabaku
Guest
Be a historian on a movie set.
Open up an antique store.
Or, be a teacher or lawyer.
Open up an antique store.
Or, be a teacher or lawyer.
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Rob
Guest
Teaching not even law. Writing, or the film industry may have a spot for you.
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Sophia A
Guest
1. Historian Educator/Teacher
2. Historian Researcher (For museums, cultural resource management and historic preservation)
3. Historians as Journalists, Writers, Editors, Documentary Editors, Historians as Information Managers, Archivists, Librarians,
4. Historians as Advocates (Lawyers, Litigation Support)
5. Historians in bUsiness and Associations (Historians in corporations, contract historians, historians and nonprofit associations)
2. Historian Researcher (For museums, cultural resource management and historic preservation)
3. Historians as Journalists, Writers, Editors, Documentary Editors, Historians as Information Managers, Archivists, Librarians,
4. Historians as Advocates (Lawyers, Litigation Support)
5. Historians in bUsiness and Associations (Historians in corporations, contract historians, historians and nonprofit associations)