Networked PC workstations are provided throughout the campus and halls of residence, and the well-equipped Computer Centre can help you in the use of information technology for your studies and in developing computing skills for the world of work. The Language Institute , which enjoys an excellent national reputation, provides for the self-study of all the European languages and many others. That is certainly true of Hull theologians, who in recent years have gone into careers as diverse as accountancy, computing, law, librarianship, journalism, the Christian ministry, the armed forces, personnel management, the probation service, the police force, and teaching. This is not surprising. Theology, like any arts subject, develops your ability for independent thought, analysis, problem solving, and responsiveness to new situations.
Theology certainly develops that.
If you come to Hull as a student, our Careers and Appointments Service is very willing to help you at any stage of your course. They will be happy to discuss the careers best suited to you personally and will also be able to put you in touch with possible employers or provide information on relevant courses.