Multidisciplinary Studies

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About the Major

The Multidisciplinary Studies (MdS) major lets you tailor your education to meet your unique academic interests and career aspirations, allowing you to access courses from over 100 disciplines.

MdS graduates work in a wide variety of settings, including business, nonprofit, education, and government. Regardless of your specific degree plan, MdS curriculum helps you to develop your creativity, self-motivation, ability to synthesize knowledge, and communication skills.

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Career Outcomes

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Where do students work after graduation?

Where do students work after graduation?

Job titles and employers for graduates reported within 6 months of graduation
Job Title Organization Location
Associate Head Baseball Coach Davenport University Caledonia, MI
Business Relationship Associate Wells Fargo Minneapolis, MN
Clinical Research Data Analyst University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN
Creative Communications and Administrative Associate University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN
EMG Technologist and Neuromuscular Educator Hennepin Healthcare System Minneapolis, MN
Finance Professional University of Minnesota Hopkins, MN
HR Generalist A Chance to Grow Minneapolis, MN
Kitchen attendant University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN
Professional Development Enrollment Advisor University of Minnesota St. Paul, MN
Project Manager State of Minnesota Rosemont, MN
Utility Operator City of Bloomington Bloomington, MN
Vice President of Operational Excellence McGraw Hill Burnsville, MN

Where do students continue education after graduation?

Where do students continue education after graduation?

List of programs and schools students enrolled in after graduation
Program School
Law Mitchell Hamline School of Law
Multidisciplinary Studies University of Minnesota Twin Cities
Nursing Science University of Wisconsin La Crosse

Where are alumni 5 years after graduation?

Where are alumni 5 years after graduation?

Sampling of job titles and employers 5 years after graduation
Job Title Employer
Co-founder Wrangle
Global Demand Planner Medtronic
New England Regional Manager OrthoFX
Principal Aviso Global
Production Manager Daikin Applied Americas
Prosci-certified Advanced Instructor Prosci
Senior Accessibility Engineer TPGi
Senior Engineering Program Manager Medtronic
Senior Quality Specialist Medtronic
Special Education Assistant Minneapolis Public Schools
Special Education Teacher Performing Institute of MN Arts High School

Where are alumni 10 years after graduation?

Where are alumni 10 years after graduation?

Sampling of job titles and employers 10 years after graduation
Job Title Employer
Assistant VP - Product Manager U.S. Bank
Bee Atlas Research Project Coordinator University of Minnesota
Biostatistician UPMC Hillman Cancer Center
Chief Talent Officer MyPerfectHire.com
Commercial Claims Manager Nationwide
Communications Content Strategist CSJ St. Paul
Elementary School Teacher Christ Lutheran School
Enterprise Account Manager Insightsoftware
Human Resources Consultant Alternative HR
Implementation Specialist Net Health
Owner Overzealous Records
Senior Account Manager GoEngineer
Senior Business Information Security Office Manager Navy Federal Credit Union
Senior Manager Accenture
TV Analyst ESPN

Full outcomes report including salary, locations, satisfaction, and more

Common Entry-Level Job Titles

  • Director of Academics Services
  • Multimedia Specialist
  • Program Manager
  • Regulatory Affairs Consultant
  • Server Administration
  • Special Education Assistant

Top Employers

  • Medtronic
  • State of Minnesota
  • The Toro Company
  • United Health Group
  • University of Minnesota
  • Wells Fargo

Types of Employers

  • Advertising agencies
  • Banks and financial institutions
  • Government agencies
  • Health systems and insurance
  • Nonprofit agencies
  • Research centers and universities
  • Self-employment

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Liz (she/her) can assist you with

  • Major and career exploration
  • Internship planning
  • Job searching
  • Interview prep and practice
  • Grad school planning and more...

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Additional Resources

In addition to these resources we recommend the following strategies to locate more information about careers related to your major:

  • O*NET and Careerwise. These tools provide comprehensive information about a wide range of careers including typical duties, salaries, employment outlook, skills and interests.
  • Locate professional associations related to your major or career interests by conducting a Google Search on “(career area/industry/keywords) professional associations.”
  • Get involved in one of the many industry-related student groups on campus. These groups provide links to experiences, guest speakers, and discussion with like-minded students.
  • Study Abroad Information for Multidisciplinary Studies