A focus on economics, psychology, statistics and sociology can lead to careers in business management, market research or human resources. An interest in anthropology, sociology or archaeology might lead to careers such as a travel agent, museum technician or historian.
Social science degrees are useful to those who plan on working for the government or who plan on a political career. Some examples of jobs that a social science degree is useful for are social worker, social agency planner, or community planner.
Criminology (which is a branch of sociology focused on criminal behavior) and psychology are useful fields of study for anyone going into law or law enforcement. Other jobs may include careers as a private investigator, security, various forensic science fields (such as forensic anthropology and forensic accounting) or a parole officer.
Psychology and sociology are useful for those who want a career in teaching, or as a counselor or therapist. Some specific jobs are marriage counselor, director of family planning, addictions counselor, psychologist or psychiatrist.