Religious Studies Minor

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James P. Gubbins, Coordinator

The Religious Studies minor offers a multi-disciplinary approach to the study of religion as a human endeavor. The minor requires a total of five courses. Students are required to take one foundational Interdisciplinary course in Comparative Religion which presents students with a broad, integrative perspective on religion. The course is augmented by elective courses selected from across the university to meet the specific educational goals and interests of each student Up to three (3) credits from a student’s major may be used to satisfy the minor.

Required Course (3 credits)

IDS 255 Comparative Religious Traditions

Electives (12 credits)

Electives (12 credits) from approved list. Of the four 3 credit elective courses, at least three must be from different departments.