Graduate Faculty All Department of Religion faculty, along with professors from other departments who serve as graduate advisors and specialization coordinators, make up the faculty of the Division of Religious and Theological Studies. Graduate students in the Division may also choose to work closely with members of the associated faculty from various disciplines across the University. If this requirement has not been met, a course to fulfill the requirement may be added to the Program of Study as a co-requisite. It should be noted that a course taken to satisfy this requirement may not be counted toward the degree. Languages French or German.
Some specializations require additional languages.
English may not be used to satisfy the Master's requirement. Master's requirements may be satisfied by two years' undergraduate study, departmental examination, or special non-credit course. These credits do not apply to the minimum course requirements. The course concludes with a Divisional Comprehensive Examination based on the course and a reading list. A student must pass the course as well as the examination in order to continue in the program.