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Religious Studies

CSU, Chico Catalog Description

Some graduates with Religious Studies degrees have pursued one or more of the following occupations:
Actuary Archivist Author Background Investigator Business Administrator Columnists/Commentator Community College Instructor Counselor Customer Service Representative Director of Religious Activities Editor Elementary School Teacher/Religious Employment Interviewer Foreign Correspondent Foreign Service Officer Fundraiser Grant Writer Human Resources Administrator	Human Services Worker Immigration Inspector Instructional Coordinators International Relations Specialist Intelligence Specialist/Analyst Interpreter/Translator Journalist Lawyer Legislator Legislative Aide Library Technician Librarian Lobbyist Management Analyst Mental Health Counselor Merchandise Manager Museum Technician/Manager Policy Activist	Priest Protestant Minister Public Relations Specialist Rabbi Research Associate Retail Buyer Retail Manager Sales Person/Manager Social and Human Service Social Worker Special Agent Student Service Administrator Survey Researcher Teacher Technical Writer Training Instructor University Professor

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