2019-2020 Undergraduate Catalog

Nov 22, 2024

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2019-2020 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Religious Studies, BA

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In addition to the program requirements listed below, there are additional college-wide graduation requirements for all students.

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General Education Curriculum (43 hours)

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Courses Related to the Program of Study (36 semester hours)

All courses must be completed with a grade of “C-” or better to be applied towards graduation requirements.

Lower Division Required Courses (21 hours)

RELI 1200 - World Religions I 3 hours
Breadth requirements (18 hours): Select one (3 hours) course in Christianity from among *; one (3 hours) course in religious diversity from among **; and one (3 hours) course in theoretical reflection from among ***; three (9 hours) electives
RELI 2100 - The New Testament I 3 hours *
RELI 2110 - Life and Teachings of Jesus I 3 hours *
RELI 2120 - Asian Scriptures I 3 hours **
RELI 2130 - Hermeneutics I 3 hours * OR *** ¹
RELI 2140 - Hebrew Bible I 3 hours *
RELI 2200 - History of Christianity I 3 hours *
RELI 2210 - Muslim Journeys I 3 hours **
RELI 2220 - Buddhist Thought and Practice I 3 hours **
RELI 2230 - Jewish Experience I 3 hours **
RELI 2260 - Hindu Traditions I 3 hours **
RELI 2270 - Chinese Religions 3 hours **
RELI 2300 - Theories of Religion I 3 hours ***
RELI 2310 - Philosophy of Religion I 3 hours ***
RELI 2320 - Comparative Religious Ethics I 3 hours **
RELI 2330 - Christian Ethics I 3 hours *

Upper Division Required Courses (15 hours)

RELI 4900 - Senior Capstone Project I
Select four additional RELI or PHIL courses courses 3000 level or higher.

General Electives (41 hours)

A maximum of two PALS (Physically Active Life Skills) courses may be used as general electives.

Total Hours for Graduation: 120

Note

¹RELI 2130 can be used to fulfill the theory requirement or the Christianity requirement, but not both.