Religion Minor
18 credit hours
Why do people make the decisions that they make? What values guide them through their lives? What hopes help them face their fears? People throughout history and around the world have developed religious traditions to answer life’s biggest questions. Studying Religion will not only help you develop important transferable skills in areas like critical thinking, communication, research, and analysis. It will also teach you to understand yourself and your fellow human beings better while giving insight into the religious identities, practices, and ideas that shape every aspect of our world.
Requirements
Minor Coursework
Orientation Coursework
3 credit hours of coursework from the following options:
Foundation Coursework
3 credit hours of coursework from the following options:
Thematic Investigations Coursework
3 credit hours of coursework from the following options:
Elective Coursework I
6 additional credit hours of coursework selected from the 20000-30000-level courses listed above.
Elective Coursework II
3 additional credit hours of coursework from the options listed above or the following options:
Some other relevant courses may be accepted with approval from the department head.
No duplication of coursework is permitted within the program.