In the Department of Religion, all major world religions are studied as both historical and living traditions. The department studies religious languages, world-views, ethical systems, practices, organizations, and institutions as, historically connected in complex ways to the cultures and societies in which they operate.
Religion is an open and fascinating subject of study.
A maximum of 12 credit hours in Religion courses numbered at the 100-level may be used toward the 18 credit hours for the Minor. It is not necessary for students to enter the offerings in Religion by way of courses numbered at the 100-level. Students in any year or program may register for any course in Religion provided they satisfy course and program prerequisites. With written permission of the department head students may take courses numbered at the 400-level. In cooperation with St. Paul's College, the Department of Religion offers an arrangement of courses with special emphasis in Catholic studies as an option for students intending to major or minor in Religion.