Reveals the employment opportunities in careers for Egyptologists, Historians, Paleontologists, Matchmakers, Life Coaches, Child Psychologists, Art Therapists, Educational Psychologists, Anthropologists, Archaeologists, Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Political Scientists, Economists, and Social Worke

ScienceDirect, the world's leading source for scientific, technical, and medical research, provides access to abstracts of journals, books and articles in the social sciences. For full access, users must login.

The WWW Virtual Library provides access to resources in Archaeology, UK Disability Resources, Economics, Evolutionary Philosophy, Natural Hazards and Risk, and Urban Environmental Management.

A reference for researching any subject in society with link to the largest collection of digital data in the social sciences and humanities in the United Kingdom.

Divided into three main areas—Memory, Reason, and Imagination—with approximately twenty items in each, this site is exceptionally rich. It is to be a continuously updated exhibit at the Library of Congress.

A generous collection of links to sociology websites from all over cyberspace. Includes Social Change, Social Movements and Culture, Sociology of Death and Dying, a Sociology Timeline, and more.

This site presents of both sides of important social issues in a reliable, nonpartisan way.

Social science and other research guides from the University of Michigan Library (Ann Arbor).