Career Paths

• Usually defined as a social service profession where individuals conduct welfare activities that benefit the less fortunate.

  Social development work
• They plan and strategize how marginalized sectors can be helped through government services or other social development-oriented organizations.

  Social development works
• Activities involved in social development work:

  1. Fieldwork and immersion
  2. Conducting surveys
  3. Creation of social welfare policies
  4. Implementation of emotional welfare services
  5. Distribution of social welfare policies
• Refers to jobs in the private sector and businesses. 


  Corporate work
• Private sectors and businesses rely on these analysts to monitor the behavior of consumers and economic changes.

  Sociologists, economists
• The domain where social scientists may find a career track.

  Media
• Media employs experts in the social sciences to?

  Analyze certain social phenomena
• Used as resource persons and are employed for consultancy and research.

  Social scientists
• Includes nature and animal conservation and sustainable development projects.

  Social development work
• Businesses in communication, logistics, and sales sectors evaluate?

  Consumer behavior and preference
• Social science graduates may work in?

  Academe as educators
• They can serve as researchers who study and develop the various schools of thought and discipline in social sciences through their research work and publications. 


  Social science graduates