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Tarishi Joshi
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You can do Ph.D in order to get a good job. You can become a teacher too.
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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal
Scholar-Level 17
Hi, Aftrr Ph.D. history: Lecturer, Professor in college and university Historians Archivists Researcher. Refer to the table below for a brief overview of the same:
| Job Profile | Description | Average Salary (in INR) |
|---|---|---|
| Researcher | History researchers can work in a range of institutions, including universities, government organisations, and think tanks. They frequently do historical study and publish their findings in academic journals. | 3-4 LPA |
| Historian | History teachers can teach history at the elementary, middle, or high school levels. They may also be able to teach history at community colleges or universities. | 5-6 LPA |
| Archivist | Archivists are in charge of collecting, preserving, and organising historical materials. They frequently have a background in history or a similar discipline. | 4-5 LPA |
| Journalist | Journalists with a history background can write about historical subjects for newspapers, periodicals, or websites. They can also act as producers or writers for historical documentaries or TV shows. | 5-7 LPA |
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Ananya Dev
Guide-Level 14
Hi,
The scholars find wide range of opportunities in varied sectors across the globe in educational institutions, libraries, archives, archaeological departments museums. The job profiles includes lecturer, library facilitator, data analyst, educator, researcher, writer, analyst, journalist, producer, project officer, research assistant, professor, chief operation officer, project manager, communication coordinator, marketing assistant.
The scholars find wide range of opportunities in varied sectors across the globe in educational institutions, libraries, archives, archaeological departments museums. The job profiles includes lecturer, library facilitator, data analyst, educator, researcher, writer, analyst, journalist, producer, project officer, research assistant, professor, chief operation officer, project manager, communication coordinator, marketing assistant.
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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
The main aims or purposes of the teaching of history are as follows: (1) To create interest for history among the students or learners of history. (2) To explain and understand the present. (3) The study of history developed the scientific outlook. It enables a person to apply and improve their reasoning faculty.
Different career aspects for History graduates are as follows:
- In education field - Professor, teacher, lecturer
- Researcher
- Archaeologist, you can work with ASI
- Historian
- Politician's Assistant
- Museum/Gallery conservator
- Civil Service administrator
- Heritage manager
-Trade union research officer
- Archivist
- Academic libra
Different career aspects for History graduates are as follows:
- In education field - Professor, teacher, lecturer
- Researcher
- Archaeologist, you can work with ASI
- Historian
- Politician's Assistant
- Museum/Gallery conservator
- Civil Service administrator
- Heritage manager
-Trade union research officer
- Archivist
- Academic libra
...more
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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!
Guide-Level 15
Hi,
These days degree courses are looked down especially if it is social sciences.1. Graduation with hons in History opens your way to all the jobs with graduation as minimum eligibility criteria such as SSC, UPSC or IBPS/Bank PO.
2. Teaching: If you want to teach at secondary level I.e. class 6th to class 10th, you may go for B. Ed. and if you wish to teach at senior secondary level I.e. 11th and 12th, you would have to do Masters in History. To teach at university level Masters in History with NET is required (many universities prefer M.Phil /PhD)
3. Museum Curator: These are the people who guide you in museums. If you like Museums then
These days degree courses are looked down especially if it is social sciences.1. Graduation with hons in History opens your way to all the jobs with graduation as minimum eligibility criteria such as SSC, UPSC or IBPS/Bank PO.
2. Teaching: If you want to teach at secondary level I.e. class 6th to class 10th, you may go for B. Ed. and if you wish to teach at senior secondary level I.e. 11th and 12th, you would have to do Masters in History. To teach at university level Masters in History with NET is required (many universities prefer M.Phil /PhD)
3. Museum Curator: These are the people who guide you in museums. If you like Museums then
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Indrani Garg (Shiksha Study Abroad Counsellor)Study Abroad Consultant, 8 yrs experience
Contributor-Level 7
Hi Priyanka, you can either pursue MA in History or opt to take the SSC, UPSC or state wide PSC tests for various government jobs. You may also take bank tests if you are interested in jobs as PO and clerical jobs in banks. If you are interested in teaching , B.Ed and then a M.Ed or MA would be a good option. Since learning is a lifelong process you can think of obtaining PG Diplomas in specialized areas of History such as Archives Keeping, Archaeology, Museum Administration and Museum Modeling etc. What your next step would be depends on your own career interest. All the best.
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Neda Ishtiaq
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Anshika,
Different sectors of the industry employ history graduates.
Several history graduates opt for a career in research, wherein they are required to analyze and evaluate documentary evidence.
History graduates can also work with government agencies as well as departments, not-for-profit organizations and associations.
History graduates can work as policy analysts, local historians, evaluators and planners.
These are the career aspects for History Graduates:
- In education field - Professor, teacher, lecturer
- Researcher
- Archaeologist, you can work with ASI
- Historian
- Politician's Assistant
- Museum/Gallery conservator
- Civil Servi
Different sectors of the industry employ history graduates.
Several history graduates opt for a career in research, wherein they are required to analyze and evaluate documentary evidence.
History graduates can also work with government agencies as well as departments, not-for-profit organizations and associations.
History graduates can work as policy analysts, local historians, evaluators and planners.
These are the career aspects for History Graduates:
- In education field - Professor, teacher, lecturer
- Researcher
- Archaeologist, you can work with ASI
- Historian
- Politician's Assistant
- Museum/Gallery conservator
- Civil Servi
...more
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