I am a political normal major, and I am a liberal arts major, so it is closer. I think the basic majors in these universities correspond to high school subjects, which are the key training and development projects of normal schools, otherwise it will not meet the purpose of training middle school teachers in normal schools. Like our school, although it is only a provincial key institution, these disciplines are very strong and are the best in the province. I'm not from Liaoning Normal University, but I believe it's not much difference. You can search for geography majors. As for employment, it mainly depends on personal choice. In fact, when looking for a job, you have an advantage over others. When you apply for a teacher, you have a teacher qualification certificate, which is a threshold for being a teacher, while others don't (you don't want to be a teacher now, but you don't want to be one in the future. Being a teacher is very safe, and facing the pressure of employment is also a retreat. The second is that if you don't want to be a teacher, you should also compete with people who are not normal majors. Being a teacher is entirely voluntary and has nothing to do with the teacher's major. Many of my classmates have joined the company or passed the civil service examination. As for what you can do in employment, I think you can take the postgraduate entrance examination, take the civil service exam, become a teacher, switch to a company as a clerk or do something else (your major can't determine your life, of course, you can switch careers), or do something related to your major, such as applying for a TV station, doing some work in the geographical field, serving the meteorological department and so on. I hope it helps you.