Bachelor of Arts in Religion

Program Overview

The Religion (BA) program explores the diversity of religious traditions through textual, cultural, and performance analysis. Students delve into the history, creation, and adaptation of religious practices, examining their influence on society and culture. The program's interdisciplinary approach draws on anthropology, history, philosophy, and sociology, preparing graduates for careers in education, social work, government, and other fields.

Program Outline

Outline:

• Religion (BA):
This program delves into the historical and contemporary cultural, religious, and spiritual traditions through textual, material culture, performance, and media analysis.

Teaching:

• Faculty:
The Department of Religion boasts faculty members with expertise in specific religious traditions and regions, such as Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, and Roman Religion, as well as expertise in specific regions, including Europe, the Near East, North America, and South Asia.
• Methodology:
The program employs methodologies drawn from fields such as anthropology, history, philosophy, psychology, and sociology.

Careers:

• The completion of the religion program opens doors to a wide array of professional opportunities in various fields, including:
• Education
• Social work
• Government
• Foreign service
• Communications
• Publishing
• Research