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RELIGIOUS
STUDIES MINOR
In the religious studies minor, students take an
interdisciplinary approach to the academic study of
religion, using methodologies from a variety of
disciplines, including English, geography, history,
and philosophy as well as religious studies.
Students in the minor gain a broad understanding of
religion as a human phenomenon and explore the
history and contemporary expressions of religious
traditions.
Required Courses (6 credits)
REL 213 Religions of the World (3)
REL 308 Western Women’s Roles in Religion (3)
Central Topics in Religious
Studies (6 credits)
Select two of the following:
HIS 405 History of Religion in America
PHL 304 Philosophy of Religion
REL 299 Special Topics in Religion (repeatable for
up to 6 hours)
REL 350 Medieval Christianity
REL 403 Current Trends in Religion
*Associate Courses (6 credits)
Select two of the following:
EN 240 Ancient Greek and Roman Myth
GEO 306 Geography of the Muslim World
HIS 328 Rise of Christianity and the Fall of Rome,
200-1000 or HIS 329 High
and Late Medieval Europe
PHL 301 Ancient and Medieval Philosophy
*Any courses not used in the Central Topics in
Religious Studies group may be applied to the
Associate Courses area.
For more information, please contact
Dr. Michael Burger
or Dr. Kim
Whitehead. |
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