Great Careers
Graduating students have a wide range of possible career choices, including (but not limited to):
- Graduate school - many students choose to go to graduate school as a way of building on a specific area of academic interest.
- Seminary - many graduates also decide to pursue a seminary degree.
- Camp Counselor/Director - camps look for individuals who can think through problematic situations, minister to others and provide guidance.
- Ministry Director - As a biblical and theological studies major, students learn to approach problems from a variety of angles, research answers and clearly state their position, all strengths needed in a leadership position.
- Non-profit organizational/social work - many JBU graduates choose to work in non-profit organizations both overseas and nationally. Many organizations seek people who can write well, articulate their point and communicate clearly, which are all aspects of being a biblical and theological studies student.
- Writers - many strong writers are able to write from a historical and cultural point of view, summarize events, present ideas clearly and research their answers thoroughly. These are all aspects of majoring in biblical and theological studies.
