The study of religion is one of the primary avenues toward understanding the various cultures of the world, conflicts among peoples, and the human condition. Our courses touch on all key areas such as religious traditions, religious ethics, sacred texts, and religion and literature.
Program
The major introduces students to world religions including Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and religions of Africa.
Learn the requirements for the major and minor
After Graduation
Our alumni have been successful in pursuing graduate study and beginning careers in a variety of fields.
See where some of our graduates have ended up
Independent research
Many students present their work in independent study and capstone courses at the National Conference for Undergraduate Research.
Learn about independent study and capstone courses
Honors theses
Recent honors topics include women in the theology of St. Augustine, religious and secular bases for physicians’ obligation to care for AIDS patients, scientists’ views on religion, and the religious implications of C.S. Lewis’ fantasy literature.
Read about honors projects
