Graduates of the Bachelor of History program are qualified for a broad range of career opportunities across the historical, archaeological, tourism, cultural, educational, and governmental sectors. Depending on their academic track, graduates may pursue careers in teaching, academic research, diplomacy, museums, heritage conservation, archaeology, cultural institutions, tourism, and public administration. They are also qualified to work as museum curators, archaeological researchers, heritage documentation specialists, archaeological site supervisors, artifact conservation specialists, field archaeologists, and cultural heritage professionals. Graduates of the Tourist Guidance track may obtain professional licensure as tourist guides and pursue careers in museums, tourism and hospitality organizations, airlines, heritage sites, tourism companies, visitor experience centers, public relations, and cultural institutions. Additional opportunities are available in government ministries and agencies responsible for tourism, culture, heritage, archaeology, museums, and historical preservation, as well as in higher education institutions, research centers, and national scholarship programs supporting advanced studies in history, archaeology, and tourism.