The Department of Religious Studies takes pride in delivering top-flight nationally recognized university training in Religious Studies in the context of a “student-centered" small college atmosphere. Thus, the Department of Religious Studies seeks to provide exemplary learning environments and to cultivate in our students the ability to critically analyze data, to express ideas clearly and effectively in speech and in writing, and to develop attitudes of toleration, inquiry, and understanding in the best tradition of the liberal arts. Undergraduate studies in religion are designed to prepare students for many possible future careers and concerns. Students may use the BA in Religious Studies to pursue advanced degrees in the field and in cognate fields (Anthropology, Sociology, History, Area Studies) with a goal of teaching at the college level or in primary or secondary levels. Many students choose Religious Studies as a second major along with Education, Art, History, Psychology, etc. For more information regarding the Religious Studies Major, please contact Dr. Derek Krueger, 109 Foust. Phone: 336-334-5762.
 

Student Zone-Religious Studies---Online guide featuring numerous links for resources and job listings relating to religious studies.

Ministry Jobs---A guide to ministry jobs throughout the US

American Academy of Religion (AAR)--- AAR is the world's largest association of academics who research or teach topics related to religion. Also has a job board

DMOZ Non-Profit Job Listings---Numerous links to religious and non-profit job sites.

Christian Jobs.com---Search jobs and post resumes for 100’s of Christian related jobs.

Peace Corps---Life is calling? How far will you go?