Where will your bachelor's degree take you?
When you complete your bachelor's with CIIS, you graduate into a widespread network of alumni and experts who can support your unique journey. Whether you continue into a master's program or step directly into your field, our Admissions Counselors are here to advise you based on your career goals and passions.
See where each program can take you:
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Our graduates go on to make a difference in their communities. Many continue their education by advancing to a master’s program, while others step directly into careers in a wide variety of fields. The flexibility and critical thinking skills mastered in a B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies prepares students for jobs in:
- Social justice advocacy and organizing
- Journalism and marketing
- City government and policy work
- Early childhood and secondary education
- Entrepreneurship and consulting
- Social work and mental health support professions
- Technology development
- Environmental stewardship
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The Bachelor of Science in Psychedelic Studies offers an interdisciplinary approach to psychedelic studies, bridging the gap between traditional science, psychology, and emerging therapies. Students in our program have a rigorous academic experience that prepares them for training in a variety of fields including:
- Psilocybin facilitation
- Graduate work in psychedelics
- Psychoactive pharmaceuticals
- Clinical psychology
- Social science research
- Advocacy and outreach
- Psychedelic clinic management
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The Bachelor of Science in Psychology from CIIS prepares you to think critically and thoughtfully about human behavior and community functioning. Our graduates pursue a wide variety of careers, including:
- Labor and public relations
- Casework and community outreach
- Early childhood and secondary education
- Employee relations and human resources
- Clinical coordination
- Public administration
- Substance abuse support
Our Alumni in Action
Get inspired by their stories.
Nick Blanc ’26 left a fulfilling career in homeless services to pursue undergraduate education at CIIS rooted in ancestral wisdom, indigenous traditions, and community healing.
Preschool teacher Linette Illastron returned to school after a decade and rediscovered her voice, her strength, and her passion for learning at CIIS.
After a decade in early childhood education and twenty years away from school, Heather Miller found renewed purpose through CIIS' Bachelor of Science in Psychology.