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Alumni from Â鶹¹ÙÍø's School of Religion work in a range of careers including media, law, government and business. Unlike a vocational degree that is designed to land you your first job, religious studies builds skills that last a lifetime. Along with critical thinking, writing and presenting skills, religious studies stands out because of its key differentiators. Religious studies is:

• cross cultural, so it emphasizes communicating with people who have different values from your own;
• complex, so you learn how to analyze an issue from many angles;
• controversial, so you learn how to discuss difficult issues with other people.

To learn what difference a Religious Studies degree can make, read our alumni profiles.

• Robyn Agoston, management consultant at KPMG
• Bonita Choi, cofounder CATCH
• Parsa Makvandi, PhD student in History
• Aleksander Ulanicki, portfolio manager at RBC Capital Markets

Alumni
Learn how a degree in religious studies helps Robyn in her work at KPMG UK	Parsa uses his Religious Studies degree to supplement his research on security and conflict
Bonita ran the marketing department of a $1 billion asset management company. Then she set up her own business	Aleks stands out from the crowd at RBC global credit because of his religious studies degree