Theology majors learn to think critically and creatively about the world, write persuasively, problem-solve, and communicate effectively—valuable skills sought by many employers.
In theology, students make connections with other fields of study—for example, literature, psychology, philosophy, and more. Plus, the theology major's flexibility allows students to combine a major in theology with another major to augment their skills in service-oriented professions.
A degree in theology provides a foundation for critical, spiritual, and ethical reflection, as well as opportunities for research with department faculty scholars (for example in the Collaborative Humanities Investigating Religion and Power Lab or through funded research over the summer).
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