Biblical and Theological Studies Career Paths
Career Paths
(some of these positions require additional education and/or experience)
| teacher social worker minister camp director counsellor youth worker environmental scientist farmer chaplain journalist radio broadcaster business consultant project manager missionary NGO worker |
professor guidance counsellor religious bookstore staff editorial assistant student development staff columnist journalist volunteer coordinator archivist event coordinator program manager community organizer speech writer legislative aide lawyer |
Skills Developed
• The ability to respond to the question, “Why does it matter?”
• The ability to think theologically about self, community, world, work
• The capacity to hear others’ pain and respond in a way that offers hope and life
• Skill in interpreting challenging texts (biblical and other)
• Ability to analyze and explain ideas
• Ability to see and analyze relationships between ideas, cultures
• Discussion skills
• Oral/written communication
• Ability to meet deadlines, time management, independent work
