Minor Requirements

Religion Studies Minor Requirements (6 courses)

Breadth in the Study of Religion		2 courses
Students must take at least two courses intended to introduce the diversity of religious experience globally.
List A (1 course): Religions of China Religions of Japan The Good Life in Buddhism Islamic Traditions Zen Buddhism Death and Desire in Tibetan Buddhism Islam in America	List B (1 course): Monotheism Paths in Jewish Thought Judaisms Christians and their Communities Hebrew Bible New Testament

Depth in the Study of Religion		3 courses
Students select three courses among all the courses listed in the Areas of Thematic Concentration within the major requirements (see course list below). Students will work closely with their Religion Studies minor advisor to select courses that allow them to develop their academic and intellectual interests.
Religion and Popular Culture It’s The End of the World Gender and Sexuality in Buddhism Hebrew Bible Gender and Sexuality in Judaism Power and Piety in Ancient Christianity Gender and Sexuality in Islam Animals and the Sacred Sacred Stories Myth, Religion, and Creation Pilgrimage: Rites of Way Mapping Religion	Reading the Rabbis Scrolls, Scribes & Scriptures Death and Desire in Tibetan Buddhism Gender and Sexuality in Religion Religious Migrations Speaking with the Divine Ecology and Religion Religions and their Monsters New Religious Movements MILA: Conflict, Culture & Community Development in South Africa MILA: Ecology and Religion in Japan

Theory and Method in the Study of Religion	1 course

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Religion Studies minors may count a maximum of two courses from either study abroad programs or cognate departments or programs, subject to approval from their minor advisor and the department chair. Religion Studies minors who are majoring or minoring in a cognate department or program may double count a maximum of two courses in fulfillment of the Religion Studies minor, subject to approval from their minor advisor and the department chair. Religion Studies minors may choose to take a Culminating Undergraduate Experience (CUE) Seminar.

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Religion Studies minors may count a maximum of two courses from either study abroad programs or cognate departments or programs, subject to approval from their minor advisor and the department chair.

Religion Studies minors who are majoring or minoring in a cognate department or program may double count a maximum of two courses in fulfillment of the Religion Studies minor, subject to approval from their minor advisor and the department chair.

Religion Studies minors may choose to take a Culminating Undergraduate Experience (CUE) Seminar.