According to the BLS Occupational Outlook Handbook, graduates of the Humanities can be employed as historians or human resource managers. Job portal Indeed also includes job prospects in the field of:
Technical writing, which can generate an annual median of $61,000 and is in demand among IT companies
Secondary education, which can generate an annual median of close to $50,000
Editorial and copywriting work, which can generate a little over $55,000
Human resource/sales/public relations manager, the salaries of which are close to $61,000
Of course, the job prospects aren't limited to these. Those with Art concentrations can also work in museums as curators, in advertising, or in mass media. Those with concentrations in Literature, English, or Communications may work as corporate strategists, corporate communications heads, and journalists, with a significant number moving into higher administrative, business operations, or managerial positions.