The optimal career start: Prospects for humanities scholars

Description

Humanities scholars – unworldly, idealistic and only suitable for a university career? With such prejudices, it is difficult for cultural, social and linguistic scientists to enter professional life. This book shows how career entry can still succeed.

The problem of traditional occupational fields

Traditional professional fields such as museums, culture and University currently offer too few prospects.

For the graduates, it means rethinking. Often, however, they are lacking clear structured information about the variety of opportunities that are available to them.

Motivation for new ideas

This is exactly where this book comes in: clearly structured, it shows students what they can do if they don't find the job they're hoping for right away after graduating. The most up-to-date information helps to ensure optimal decision to fell.

The aim is to consciously motivate the readers to come up with new ones on their own initiative ways to open outside of the previously known.

Questions, questions

What if a doctoral degree not only opens the way to a scientific career, but also expands the personal horizon abroad? But how is it financed? What are the prospects for postgraduateCourses and professional development?

What's with the selection to pay attention to the right offer? Or is the MBA one Alternatives for humanities scholars? Are internships and simple jobs just makeshifts or the first steps on the way to a “dream job”? And what chances and risks harbors one Business start especially for small founders?

Press comments to the book

On May 07, 2007, Frank Walzl wrote a very nice review of my book “The Optimal Career Entry – Perspectives for Humanities Scholars”. too much criticize he didn't find it.

"I'm not exaggerating when I say that Ms. Janson's book is the best guide on the market. The book is fast worked through. Until you get the extensive Checklists, book recommendations and link lists, it can take a few weeks.”

Gianna Rich wrote my book “The optimal career start. Perspectives for humanities scholars” on 5 February 2012 on Geistswirtschaft.de with great praise:

“In her book, Ms. Janson bluntly guides you through the mostly confusing job market for humanities scholars with a lot of valuable information. If you want to delve into a certain topic as a reader, you can refer to the generous lists of literature and links at the end of each chapter. ”

In the following media my book “The Optimal Career Entry. Perspectives for Humanities Scientists ”also recommended:

• Christina Kestel, “Humanities scholars should. What career counselors recommend ”in: FAZ Hochschulanzeiger No. 96, 2008, page 34
• On February 09, 2012, the press agency DAPD published my book “The Optimal Career Entry. Perspectives for Humanities Scientists ”recommended.
• “Job fairs for humanities scholars” in: FAZ Hochschulanzeiger, 93/2007
• “The humanities. Classroom Ideas ”in: Foundation reading, 15 / 2007
• University of Hanover, 03 / 2007
• Frank Walzel, “A compass for an optimal career start”, May 17.05.2007, XNUMX - http://www.unternehmensgeist.de
• "Professions for intellectual spirits" in TU intern TU Berlin, 12 / 2006
• Mira-Kristin Muth, “Optimal career entry - prospects for humanities scholars” on, 2008
• “Frank Walzel in the weblog of Berufebilder.de”, January 21.1.2006, XNUMX
• Bernd Roethlingshofer, “Virtual book presentation at a student conference”, July 18.07.2007, XNUMX
• ekz information service 08/2007 -
• Reader reviews at Amazon