Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies graduates work in the fields of advocacy, health care, counseling, law, media, publishing, and research institutions.  In fact, a liberal arts degree in WGS Studies offers almost unlimited career options. 

Women's Studies/Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies graduates from Gettysburg College currently hold positions in business, government, and the non-profit sector. Many have chosen professions in which they are able to effect social change:

• Associate Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid
• Asst. Director of R.S.V.P., American Red Cross
• Bilingual Clinical Social Worker
• Clinical Research Associate
• Director of Children's Services
• Director, Communications and Marketing
• Event Coordinator
• Judicial Law Clerk
• Nonprofit Program Director
• Research Coordinator
• Senior Corporate Executive
• Social Science Analyst, U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services
• Psychotherapist
• Program Associate Director
• Career Development Specialist
• Human Resources