Short answer: Anything you want

Long Answer: Based on a survey of SBC graduates the range of careers after 1909 is unlimited

8 Lawyers 6 Independent authors 6 Clergy 10 Phds. In Religion, Area Studies -teaching 7 Doctors and medical practitioners 25 Secondary and Primary school teachers 12 Public Service ( U.S. and state governments) 7 International service agencies 3 Publishers 2 Journalists 7 Artists 3 Gallery owners 10 Private Business

What are the skills you obtain ?

Religion is a centering phenomenon, i.e. it seeks to establish its worldview at the center of societies. By understanding how religions do this in multiple contexts, students acquire the following skills:
1. Historical frame of reference -dynamism of human constructions over time
2. Sociological frame of reference
3. Psychological frame of reference
4. Humanistic frame of reference - anti-scientistic and anti- reductionist
5. Understanding of cultural values and value formations
6. Area studies and language expertise (cultural studies)
7. Philosophical skills: analysis, inductive and deductive logic
8. Dialectical skills - how religion interacts with other ways of knowing and social constructions over time
9. Diversity sensitivity and management skills- art of negotiation