building construction management
project management
site planning
environmental behavior studies
urban design and planning
public works and building services
hi-rise design
seismic design
lighting and acoustical design
energy conservation
barrier free architecture
computer modeling/communication
cad application/coordinator
critic
real estate
etc, but there are many more once you look into related fields also.. but you didnt ask about that...

forgot model maker
set design
art director
etc
there are several careers in the movie industry, but itd probably be harder to get into those since there is such a high competition for the jobs.

Most Grads with a BArch Find that the pay is so low they go into
Selling Stocks or become a Real estate Salesperson.
What at waste But that the Sad Truth.

Why is pay so low for architects who hold a BArch, or even a MArch? Would it be smarter to get a degree in say, Structural or Architectural Engineering and then go for a MArch? I mean, atleast to have more marketable skills.

Is there an echo in this forum?

if $$$ is your motivation more so thatn freedom to design, working for a general contractor in project management is a good career. technical skills that engineers and architects have are important but so are business skills. many of the entry level "project engineers" I work with have undergrd degrees in civil engineering or business, several have architecture backgrounds though

Why don't you become a librarian. They get paid well and don't have to really do squat.

I am a librarian and so is my family and it pays quite nicely. I wouldn't trade this for an architecture position any day.