Judaic Studies majors develop many skills valued by employers, including: critical thinking, research, writing, problem solving, communication, and interpersonal skills.
This list of job titles was generated from LinkedIn profiles of people who majored in Judaic Studies at colleges and universities across the United States. Please be aware that internships, graduate / professional degrees, or career-related experience may be a prerequisite to finding professional-level employment after graduation. The University Career Center provides this list as a tool for generating ideas for exploration.
- Admissions Representative
- Academic Advisor
- Account Development Specialist
- Attorney
- Career Services Coordinator
- Case Manager
- Chief Executive Officer
- College Professor
- Communication Associate
- Consultant
- Copywriter
- Counselor/Therapist
- Deputy New Media Director
- Development and Communications Associate
- Director of Jewish Life and Learning
- Director of Jewish Student Life
- Director of Marketing
- Director of Programming and Outreach
- Director of Research
- Director of Social Media
- Due Diligence Research Editor
- Editor
- Entrepreneur
- Events Coordinator
- Financial Services Specialist
- Human Resources Coordinator
- Information Technology Recruiter
- Insurance Agent
- Job Developer
- Legislative and Policy Associate
- Major Gifts Officer
- Media Associate
- Mediator
- Physician
- Pre-School, Elementary, Middle, High School teacher
- Product Analyst
- Program Manager
- Project Manager
- Rabbi
- Recruiting and Staffing Specialist
- Religious School Educator
- Sales Consultant
- Shelter Assistant
- Social Media Strategist
- Social Worker
- Software Engineer
- Sports Reporter
- Strategic Operations Coordinator
- Synagogue Organizer
- Talent Acquisition Specialist
- Technical Writer
- Teen Program Coordinator
- Tour Guide
- University Relations Manager
- Visitor Services Coordinator
- Volunteer Coordinator