What can I do with a Degree in IS3D?
There are several unified themes that students choose depending on their career goal. Below you will find some of these themes and guidelines.
Thinking of doing Pre-Medicine/Physician Associate (Physician Assistant) ? Below are the disciplines and guidelines that students typically choose.
Biology
Chemistry
Gerontology
Kinesiology
Public Health
Psychology
Languages
Thinking of doing Pre-Law? Below are the disciplines and guidelines that students typically choose.
Africana Studies
American Indian Studies
Chicana/o Studies
Criminal Justice
History
International Security & Conflict Resolution
Latin American Studies
Political Science
Portuguese & Brazilian Studies
Thinking of going into Teaching? Below are the disciplines and guidelines that students
typically choose.
Child & Family Development
Counseling & School Psychology
Education - Bilingual
Education - Elementary
Special Education
Thinking of doing something within the Social and Behavioral Sciences? Below are the disciplines and guidelines that students typically choose.
Anthropology
Child & Family Development
Counseling & School Psychology
Public Health
Psychology
Social Work
Sociology
Thinking of doing something Media related? Below are the disciplines and guidelines
that students typically choose.
Communication
Journalism & Media Studies
Music
Rhetoric & Writing Studies
Television, Film, & Media Studies
Theatre
Thinking of doing within Tourism Management? Below are the disciplines and guidelines
that students typically choose.
Asian and Pacific Studies
Communication
Environmental Sciences
Hospitality and Tourism Management
Latin American Studies
Portuguese & Brazilian Studies
Psychology
Recreation & Tourism Management
Rhetoric and Writing Studies
Campus Resources
Through partnerships, education and programming, SDSU Career Services provides students and alumni with the opportunities to define, develop and realize their career potential.
Aztec Mentor Program
Unsure of your next step toward your career? Connect with alumni and professionals
through the Aztec Mentor Program. AMP connects juniors, seniors, and graduate students with alumni and professionals
to grow your network and hear from professionals in your future industry. Registration opens early in the fall and spring semesters.
Handshake
Job listings, on-campus interview sign-up, information sessions, workshop calendar,
and much more! Students who register with Handshake are automatically notified of
upcoming major- and career-related events.
Internships are a way to gain relevant work experience, get your "foot in the door", and develop your professional network. Learn more about internships here, then talk to a career counselor or department internship contact.