With a degree in Religious Studies, you will gain a wide range of skills essential for your future work in our globalized society:
- Foundational and specialized knowledge of religions
- Intercultural sensitivity and the ability to engage in interreligious dialogue
- Practical and field research experience
- Problem-solving and critical thinking, writing, and presenting
- Analysis of texts, objects, and media
- Examination of differences, perspectives, and identity formation processes
In addition to the general skills acquired during your studies, you will develop a strong foundation of competencies that prepare you for the following fields of work:
- Community, church, and social work
- Museums and foundations
- Journalism and publishing
- Migration, integration, and prevention work
- Tourism, adult education, and volunteer work
- Public service in areas such as integration, prevention, social participation, and diversity
Continuing Education
The Religious Studies degree program equips you with intercultural and interreligious competencies, qualifying you for a variety of roles in societal and cultural fields. Through specialized focus areas and combinations with other disciplines, you can develop a unique professional profile, opening up opportunities in religious institutions, youth work, and political education.