In the Religious Studies minor, students examine different religious ways of life, across historical periods and cultures, and explore the ethical, sociocultural, and philosophical questions that religious teachings and practices raise.
Students develop their understanding of the effects of religious traditions and religious thought on our world, promoting the goals of cultural diversity and global awareness. The cultural examination and openness that students develop is advantageous for careers in international business, teaching, diplomacy, religious institutions, law, medicine, public policy or social work, among others.
A letter grade of “C-” or better is necessary in each of the required core courses.
This program can be taken online, hybrid, or in person.