Career options for Religion, Culture and Society
What can I do with a degree in Religion, Culture and Society?
Knowledge of religion and spirituality enhances your understanding of the world. A Religion, Culture and Society degree allows you to explore and gain insight into how religious beliefs and practices shape and influence society. It can sharpen your critical thinking skills, and give you new perspectives to become a more understanding and empathetic citizen.
Co-op for Religion, Culture and Society students
Co-op helps you start building your career while you're still at university. It's designed to work around your academic courses, so you'll complement what you're learning in class with practical workplace experience.
Co-op enables you to try out a range of jobs before you graduate; gain work experience and skills; and make connections with employers. And you get paid for the experience!
Learn how to join the co-op program.
Some career options for Religion, Culture and Society graduates
- Activist
- Aid worker
- Community activist
- Conservation officer
- Cultural programmer
- Intelligence officer
- Librarian/archivist
- Marketing officer
- Medical professional
- Negotiator
- Office administrator
- Policy analyst
- Public relations officers
- Reporter/journalist
- Research analyst
- Social worker
- Speech writer
- Spiritual health specialist
- Teacher/professor
- Writer/editor
Additional education and training may be required.
Develop your career
- Attend career development workshops
- Explore résumé, cover letter and interview resources
- Meet with a career educator
- Work with community through volunteer opportunities