Religious Studies Department First Destinations
2021-2025 Graduates

Religious Studies Department First Destinations
2021-2025 Graduates

100%
100% of Religious Studies Department majors were employed, accepted to graduate school, or participating in a service/volunteer program within 6 months of graduation
42.86%
Employed
57.14%
Graduate School

Highlighted Employers

Religious Studies Department Majors 2021-2025

Leading Cities
The Loomis Chaffee School
Maria Mitchell Association
Quaker Voluntary Service
Hubris Global Wealth Management
Ravenscroft School

Highlighted Continuing Education

Religious Studies Department Majors 2021-2025

Harvard University
Yale Divinity
Union Theological Seminary
Harvard Divinity
University College Dublin
Yale University

Top Industries

Religious Studies Department Majors Who Secured Employment 2021-2025

33.33%
K-12 Education
16.67%
Religious Work
16.67%
Non-Profit Other
16.67%
Other Education
16.67%
Religious Work

Top Job Functions

Religious Studies Department Majors Who Secured Employment 2021-2025

33.33%
Education/Teaching/Training
16.67%
Community & Social Services
16.67%
Research
16.67%
Customer/Technical Support
16.67%
Administration
Emma Brewer Wallin '18

Fellowship & Scholarship Awardees

7 graduates from the Religious Studies department had applications that advanced in competitions in the last five years. 6 graduates were awarded postgraduate fellowships and scholarships

Awardee highlight: Emma Brewer Wallin '18, Wellesley College Graduate Fellowship (Edna V. Moffett Fellowship) Awardee. 

Data Source: Career Education First Destination Survey, in partnership with the Office of Institutional Research (OIR). Questions are to the NACE standard. The survey launches in May each year and closes December 1.

Religious Studies Department data collected includes 14 graduates out of 16 degrees conferred between 2021-2025.

Questions: careereducation@wellesley.edu