The Digital Social Science programme offers graduates a professional training to careers and further studies across a range of professional, public, and social sciences and humanities domains. This includes Social Policy Evaluation; Health Administration; Digital Media; 5G; Science Communication; Digital Public Relations; Digital Humanities; Talent Development; Innovation Management etc. After graduation, students can work in the fields of digital media, social media, web design, marketing, journalism, digital health, digital education, and government administration etc. Graduates can also pursue further studies in master's and doctoral programmes in the humanities and social sciences.

According to statistics on the internet, recent graduates from two Digital Social Science programmes (The Rochester Institute of Technology of the US and the University of Maastricht of the Netherlands) currently engaged in following jobs:

• Digital Project Manager

• Digital Communication Director

• Digital Content and Social Media Manager

• Digital Art Director

• Interactive Project Manager

• Editor, Web and Emerging Media

• Social Media Community Manager

• Digital Marketing Specialist

• Digital Asset Manager

• Chief Digital Officer (CDO) for Digitalisation Processes

• Digital Strategy Manager

• Social Media Strategist

• User Experience Designer

• Usability Studies Expert

• Project Manager for Software Implementation

• Online Community Manager

• Digital Journalist

• Digital Curator