The Religious Studies program is an interdisciplinary program that employs studies from anthropology, sociology, economics, literary theory, and more. These subjects are cohesively used to explore a broad range of religious traditions and ethical issues that challenge our modern world including human rights, social justice, and the environmental crisis. Students who earn their undergraduate degree from this program consistently score among the highest on analytic sections of graduate entrance exams like the GRE and the LSAT.
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Possible Occupations
International Areas
- Conflict Resolution/Management
- Faith Based Diplomacy
- Disaster/Disease Relief
- Foreign Affairs
- Humanitarian Services
- International Law
- International Security
- Peace Keeping or Peace building
- Policy Development
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Education
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- Teacher
Business
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- Training and Development Manager
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Communications and Arts
- Advertiser
- Bibliographer
- Broadcaster
- Curator
- Editor
- Event Planner
- Publisher
- Writer
Social Services
- Activities Coordinator
- Addiction Counselor
- Case Manager
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- Counselor
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- Fundraiser/Promoter
- Grant Writer
- Non profit
- Outreach Coordinator
- Prison Support Coordinator
- Social Worker
- Vocational Trainer
- Volunteer Coordinator
Religiously Affiliated Areas
- Campus Religious Coordinator
- Church Camp Director
- Church Education Director
- Director of Youth Ministries
- Homeless Program Case Manager
- Parish Administrator
- Pastor/Rabbi/Priest/Chaplain
- Religious Educator
- Seminary Administrator
Additional Resources about career and internship opportunities are available on the Religious Studies Homepage.
Top Employers
- Religious Writer
- Outreach Worker
- Missionary
- Teacher/Professor
- Charity Officer
- Curator
Organizations and Networking
Professional Associations
- American Academy of Religion
- American Association of Pastoral Counselors
- Society for Scientific Study of Religion
- American Catholic Philosophical Association
- Religious Research Association
- Religion Newswriters Association
- American Philosophical Association
- American Philosophical Society
- Religious Education Association
Chapman Organizations
Resources
Links and Resources
Importance of studying religion
Sharing stories & inspiring change
Teaching children, adolescents, and teens with age appropriate tools about a life of faith
How to select a seminary – one man’s journey
Considering seminary? Learn more and prepare with guidance
Articles and papers discussing aspects of religion/religious studies
Online community of faith based individuals
Breakdown of major similarities and differences between religions
Inspiration, spirituality, faith for you and your family
Wabash Center for teaching and learning in theology and religionThe Foundation for Jewish Campus Life
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Erin Berthon
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