Careers for Philosophy And Religious Studies majors

The most common careers people pursue after attaining a Philosophy And Religious Studies degree.

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Based on independent research and Sokanu's database of users, we have aggregated the top careers that people pursue after attaining a Philosophy And Religious Studies degree. Below you can browse our list of careers for Philosophy And Religious Studies majors. If you are curious about your fit with any of these careers, you can take our career test.

1. Journalist

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Journalist

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Avg Wage
$41k
Growth
-10.1 %
Satisfaction
Low

A journalist is someone who investigates, collects and presents information as a news story.

2. Librarian

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Librarian

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Avg Wage
$62k
Growth
9.0 %
Satisfaction
Low

A librarian is a professional trained in information science.

3. Professor

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Professor

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$77k
Growth
10.3 %
Satisfaction
Low

A professor is someone who instructs students in a wide variety of academic and vocational subjects beyond the high school level.

4. Clergy

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Clergy

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$58k
Growth
8.2 %
Satisfaction
Low

Do you want to be an active member of the church and help people with their spiritual well-being?

5. Social Worker

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Social Worker

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$55k
Growth
8.3 %
Satisfaction
Low

There are two main types of social workers: direct-service social workers, who help people solve and cope with problems in their everyday lives, and clinical social workers, who diagnose and treat mental, behavioural, and emotional issues.

6. Museum Conservator

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Museum Conservator

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$48k
Growth
12.7 %
Satisfaction
Low

A museum conservator is someone who documents, restores and preserves artifacts that are on display in museum exhibits.