The majority of recent Ph.D. recipients are in academic positions, mostly tenure-track. These new Ph.D.s are teaching and conducting research at colleges and universities such as: Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio; Georgia State University, Atlanta, Ga.; South Carolina State University, Orangeburg, SC; University of Wisconsin-Stout, Menomonie, Wis.; Northeastern University, Boston, Mass.; Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield, Mo.; Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Ill.; Al- Fatah University, Libya; Pohong University, South Korea. Univeristédu Bénin, Togo; University of Cyprus, Greece, and the University of Regina Sk., Canada.
Many of our master's degree recipients work in industry, government, and research or educational institutions. Others have gone on to further graduate studies.
The department makes every effort to assist graduates in finding suitable employment after graduation. In many cases this is accomplished through informal contacts with colleagues in the academic and industrial communities. We also maintain an up-to-date file of academic openings for those desiring teaching positions.
The University's Career Center serves as a liaison between candidates seeking professional employment after graduation and the numerous industrial recruiting teams that visit the campus each year. The center informs graduate students in advance of scheduled visits and arranges individual interviews with employer representatives.