Religious Studies, Minor
Program Overview
Religious Studies is an important field of study in today's multi-cultural world. Learning about religions, their histories, cultures, and practices, can help us understand one another and broaden our horizons. The program in Religious Studies aims not to promote any particular religion, nor undermine any. It gives students a chance to see into the ideas behind the different worlds religions.
Minor Requirements - 18 hours
Certain courses below appear in more than one section of the degree plan. The courses and related credit hours can only be applied only once to the degree.
Religious Studies Core - 9 hours
Choose one:
RELS 1304 | Introduction to World Religions | 3 |
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PHIL 1304 | Introduction to World Religions | 3 |
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RELS 2351 | Religious Diversity in the Global Community | 3 |
Choose two:
Religious Studies Electives - 9 hours
Choose from:
Please note that this list is not exhaustive. Many programs offer courses dedicated to Religious Studies. Additional courses may be applied with approval from the Program Coordinator. To apply additional courses, students must seek approval through the standard course substitution process.