Religious Studies

Program Overview

The Religious Studies program at the University of Regina offers a comprehensive study of religions worldwide, exploring their historical origins, cultural significance, and diverse expressions. It fosters critical thinking and analytical skills through a variety of courses, and prepares graduates for careers in writing, education, administration, and other fields that require a deep understanding of human interactions.

Program Outline

It explores a wide range of religious expressions from around the globe and delves into the historical roots of various traditions.

• Objectives: The program aims to:
• Teach about different cultures, behaviors, and beliefs.
• Provide insight into a broad range of religious expressions worldwide.
• Offer courses in a variety of religions.
• Promote analytical approaches to religious beliefs.
• Description: The program emphasizes the study of diverse religious traditions, their historical evolution, and their impact on societies.
It encourages critical thinking and analytical skills to understand the complexities of religious beliefs and practices.

Careers:

• Potential Career Paths: Graduates of the Religious Studies program can pursue careers in various fields, including:
• Writing
• Education
• Administration
• Any work that requires a sophisticated understanding of human interactions.
• Opportunities: With graduate-level study, the program can lead to a career as a professor or academic researcher.

Other:

• Sample Courses: The program offers a variety of courses, including:
• Japanese Religions
• Religion and Popular Culture
• Anti-Semitism and The Holocaust
• Religion and Animals
• Islam in the Modern World
• Program Delivery: The program is offered through the University of Regina, Campion College, First Nations University of Canada, and Luther College.
• Faculty: The program is housed within the Faculty of Arts.
• Program Options:
• Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies
• Bachelor of Arts Honours in Religious Studies
• Program Length: 4 years