Many students studying history want to know if there is a way out for this major and what job they can find. In fact, although history is more partial than popular majors, there is still a way out. For students majoring in history, as long as they are willing to become excellent, they don't worry that there is no way out. Specifically, if you don't want to give up history, that is, don't change careers, you can choose to engage in educational research, that is, become a middle school teacher or a university teacher, but you need to take the postgraduate entrance examination to become a university teacher. Politics is also the choice of many history students. According to the survey, nearly 30% of history students choose politics. Combining historical knowledge, this direction is also very advantageous. There are also some students majoring in history, and it is also a good choice to choose postgraduate entrance examination or cross-major. Of course, you can also choose to go to archaeology or be a tour guide, which is the way out for history majors. For students, instead of worrying about their own way out, it is better to study more and store more knowledge from the beginning, so that they will be more competitive in future employment.