Inspiring students to create social change
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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics defines an education in the liberal arts and sciences as “an approach to learning that involves diverse coursework so students develop a range of knowledge.” In other words, a degree in the liberal arts and sciences does not limit you to a specific career – you are free to pursue endless opportunities, having developed critical thinking, communication, career-readiness and other skills.
Degree programs at the School of Social Transformation prepare you for success in today’s job market.
Students develop transferable skills such as critical thinking, writing and communication skills, and have the opportunity to participate in hands-on experiences through internships or various research projects.
The School of Social Transformation assists students in finding internship opportunities, encourages networking opportunities and connects students with alumni who have found great success in their fields.
Over 90% of employers said they prefer to hire a candidate who shows ethical judgment and integrity, intercultural skills and the capacity for continued new learning.
93% of employers agree that “a candidate’s capacity to think critically, communicate clearly and solve complex problems is more important than their undergraduate major.”
Tyler W. graduated with a bachelor’s degree in justice studies in 2017 and continued working as a legal assistant and later a law clerk for two firms while he attended Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law. In 2021, he completed his law degree and became a full-time associate attorney.
Ronae M. graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Asian Pacific American studies in 2019. Following her graduation, she began assisting The Asia Center at ASU with various activities. Along with her post-undergrad position, she obtained her MS in family and human development and is now pursuing a PhD.
Azalea R. Graduate student, University of Michigan BA in gender, women and sexuality studies, BA in justice studies, 2023
My degree was a transformative experience that equipped me with the skills I needed to transition into my career as an attorney, enabling me to face challenges with confidence and approach complex problems with a strategic mindset.”
Veronica L. General attorney, U.S. Department of Commerce BA in justice studies, 2017