What jobs do you need religious education for?

Careers using religious studies

• Aid worker. Aid workers provide support, food, resources, and infrastructure to people in need.
• Air cabin crew. Air cabin crew look after and keep airplane passengers safe.
• Construction project manager.
• General practitioner.
• Hospital doctor.
• Human resources manager.
• Hypnotherapist.
• Librarian.

What are the benefits of studying other religions?

Top Five Reasons to Study Religion at Springfield College

• Studying religion might make you happier.
• Studying religion helps you understand different cultures.
• Studying religion increases your understanding of global complexity.
• Studying religion increases cultural awareness.

How to find a job as a religious person?

JobMonkey’s guide to religious jobs will look at the many different jobs and career paths that are available to people today: what they are, what they do, what the outlook for these jobs are, as well as what education, knowledge, and skills they require. We will also look at possible career paths and average salary information for each position.

What kind of jobs are faith-based jobs?

Faith Based Jobs. When most people think of faith-based jobs, their first thoughts are of religious leaders like priests, pastors, rabbis, and imams.

What can I do with a Religious Studies degree?

Postgraduate courses are also available in subjects such as marketing, finance, human resource management or business/management, so think about which direction you’d like your career to take.

Do you want to be a religion major?

A religion major? Unfortunately we have history working against us, as the assumption that studying religion means being religious is burrowed deep in our culture and impossible to avoid. Everyone thinks that if you study religion you’re planning to be a priest.