Modern workplaces are invariably changing; responding to economic, political and social forces, which means employees need the basic intellectual capacities to adapt to change, understand intercultural differences, thoughtfully challenge assumptions, and think objectively. Employers depend on people who are effective communicators and decision-makers, with demonstrable skills in critical thinking, problem solving, research and investigation. These abilities are fundamental for all Arts graduates, who have gone onto diverse careers including: Advocacy and counselling Arts and heritage Business Communications and public relations Education Linguistics Finance Foreign relations and diplomacy Healthcare and healthcare ethics Historian Human resources management Information technology Interpreter or translator Journalism and publishing Law Manager in private and public enterprises Marketing and advertising Philosopher Police and armed forces Politics and public policy-making Psychology Public health and welfare Researcher Social work Trade and foreign exchange Tourism and travel operator Writer