Careers

At CSU, our students enter a variety of career fields. This section includes articles describing those career fields, as well as resources for job interviews, career transitions and more.

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    Instructional Design and Educational Technology Jobs Explained

    Many feel drawn to working in instructional design and educational technology because it combines a wide range of fields and influences, from education best practices to psychology and behavioral analysis. In this article, we explore the roles of instructional designers and educational technologists, including their similarities and differences, job requirements, and salary expectations.

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    Careers for Military Studies Degree Graduates: An Introduction

    Military organizations are the world’s largest employers. Here in the U.S., military officers earn significantly higher pay than enlisted service members, but they’re required to have at least a bachelor’s degree. Earning a bachelor’s degree in military studies is a good way to meet that requirement. Here’s a breakdown of seven kinds of jobs suitable for graduates of military studies degree programs.

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