Arts - Joint Honours (Humanities) Dublin City University

Overview

In the Arts - Joint Honours (Humanities) programme at Dublin City University you’ll examine areas central to contemporary society, including tradition, culture, world religions, theology, law, politics, communication, human-environment relations, and human behavior.

Careers

Graduates in the Arts - Joint Honours (Humanities) degree delivered by Dublin City University gain excellent critical, analytical and communication skills in high demand for current workplaces. The range of combinations of subjects on offer within this degree open many employment opportunities in different public and private sectors such as education, national and international organisations, the arts, community development, language services and environmental agencies, among many others. In addition, the Bachelor of Arts: Joint Honours (Humanities) programme enables graduates with the skills to pursue postgraduate studies and engage in research careers.

Career Areas: 

• Community Development

• Education & Adult Education

• Policy evaluation

• Public Relations

• Creative Writing

• Publishing

• Politics

• Humanitarian Aid

• Government

• Research

• Tourism

• Environmental Consultancy

• Language Promotion and Translation

• Housing policy

• Diplomatic service

• Arts organisations and administration

• Primary, Postprimary and instrumental/vocal teaching

• Performing/conducting

• Social justice and human rights bodies

• Regional development

• Historian

• Museum and Heritage Sector

• Archivist

• Regional Development and Urban Planning