Data Publication | Nov 2021 State of the Humanities 2021: Workforce & Beyond Project Humanities Indicators Share Back to publications American ÇďżűĘÓƵ of Arts and Sciences Table of Contents Introduction A Note on Interpreting the Information Share of College Graduates Who Are Satisfied with Their Life, by Field of Bachelor’s Degree, 2019 Share of College Graduates Who Consider Aspects of Work “Very Important,” by Field of Bachelor’s Degree, 2019 Occupational Distribution of Terminal Bachelor’s Degree Holders, by Field of Bachelor’s Degree, 2018 Earnings Comparison: Workers with a Terminal Bachelor’s Degree (by Field of Degree) versus Those without a Four-Year Degree, 2018 Earnings of College Graduates, by Field of Bachelor’s and Highest Degree, 2018 Gender Earnings Gap among College Graduates, by Field of Bachelor’s and Highest Degree, 2018 Earnings of Older College Graduates, by Highest Degree: Humanities Compared to Other Fields of Bachelor’s Degree, 2018 College Graduates’ Financial Satisfaction, by Field of Bachelor’s Degree, 2019 Unemployment among Humanities Bachelor’s Degree Holders, by Age and Highest Degree, 2013–2018 Unemployment among College Graduates, by Field of Bachelor’s and Highest Degree, 2018 Satisfaction of College Graduates with Monetary Aspects of Their Job, by Field of Bachelor’s Degree, 2019 Occupational Distribution of Humanities Bachelor’s Degree Holders, by Highest Degree, 2018 Share and Number of College Graduates in Various Occupations Who Hold a Bachelor’s Degree in the Humanities, 2018 Employer Assessment of Importance of Humanities Skills and Recent College Graduates’ Preparation, 2020 Adult Workers’ Use of Humanities-Related Skills on the Job (Self-Reported), 2019 Share of College Graduates Who Are Generally Satisfied with Their Job, by Field of Bachelor’s and Highest Degree, 2019 Share of College Graduates with Positive Perceptions of Their Job, by Field of Bachelor’s Degree, 2019 Satisfaction of Humanities Bachelor’s Degree Holders with Nonmonetary Aspects of Their Job, by Field of Bachelor’s Degree, 2019 Satisfaction of Humanities Bachelor’s Degree Holders with Aspects of Their Job, by Highest Degree, 2019 Terminal Bachelor’s Degree Holders’ Perception of How Related Their Job Is to Their Degree, by Field of Degree, 2019 College Graduates’ Perception of the Value of Their Undergraduate Education, 2018/2019 College Graduates’ Assessment of Their Current and Future Progress Toward “My Best Possible Life,” by Field of Degree, 2019 American ÇďżűĘÓƵ of Arts and Sciences View PDF Resources “Humanities Majors after College” (PPT) Download Supplemental Data Tables (XLSX) Download Values Underlying Graphs (XLSX) Topics Arts & Humanities Humanities Related Project Humanities Indicators The Humanities Indicators is a nationally recognized source of nonpartisan information on the state of the humanities, providing researchers and policy-makers with better tools to answer basic questions about areas of concern in the field. Chairs Norman Marshall Bradburn and Robert B. Townsend Arts & Humanities Education Publications Data Publication| APR 2022 State of the Humanities 2022: From Graduate Education to the Workforce Arts & Humanities Education Humanities Data Publication| FEB 2018 The State of the Humanities 2018: Graduates in the Workforce & Beyond Arts & Humanities Events Event | Nov 9, 2021 The Afterlife of the Humanities Major Featuring Robert Newman, Pam Hendrickson, Rebekah ParĂ©, Ben Vinson, and David W. Oxtoby Online News Bulletin | Feb 2022 What Becomes of Graduates after College? A New Humanities Indicators Report Offers Clues In the News | Nov 2021 The number of college graduates in the humanities drops for the eighth consecutive year Source The Hechinger Report Press Release | Nov 2021 What Becomes of Humanities Majors after College? A New Indicators Report Offers Clues Show more News In the News | Nov 2021 U.S. humanities graduates feel unprepared for life beyond college Source Times Higher Education In the News | Nov 2021 Humanities Graduates Are Happy With Their Lives Source Inside Higher Ed In the News | May 2018 Liberal arts colleges struggle to make a case for themselves Source The Hechinger Report Show less
Humanities Indicators The Humanities Indicators is a nationally recognized source of nonpartisan information on the state of the humanities, providing researchers and policy-makers with better tools to answer basic questions about areas of concern in the field. Chairs Norman Marshall Bradburn and Robert B. Townsend Arts & Humanities Education
Data Publication| APR 2022 State of the Humanities 2022: From Graduate Education to the Workforce Arts & Humanities Education Humanities
Data Publication| FEB 2018 The State of the Humanities 2018: Graduates in the Workforce & Beyond Arts & Humanities
Event | Nov 9, 2021 The Afterlife of the Humanities Major Featuring Robert Newman, Pam Hendrickson, Rebekah Paré, Ben Vinson, and David W. Oxtoby Online
Bulletin | Feb 2022 What Becomes of Graduates after College? A New Humanities Indicators Report Offers Clues
In the News | Nov 2021 The number of college graduates in the humanities drops for the eighth consecutive year Source The Hechinger Report
Press Release | Nov 2021 What Becomes of Humanities Majors after College? A New Indicators Report Offers Clues
In the News | Nov 2021 U.S. humanities graduates feel unprepared for life beyond college Source Times Higher Education
In the News | May 2018 Liberal arts colleges struggle to make a case for themselves Source The Hechinger Report