 RELIGIOUS STUDIES SPECIALIZATION
A program in Religious Studies offers students an opportunity to examine ethical and moral guidelines while exploring a range of different faith traditions from the East and West. In addition, majors in this area investigate the historical and material contexts in which religions develop and are practiced
Religious Studies at STAC
The program in Religious studies offers a variety of courses which examine the origins of religion and its nature as a cultural phenomenon and its particular expressions in the great world religions of the West and East. The courses concentrate on biblical literature, the characteristics of different world religions, and the historical development of Western religious thought, particular themes in theology and ethics, and various issues of contemporary significance. The program provides the opportunity for students to prepare for graduate studies or a variety of careers, and offers a range of courses to suit individual needs and preferences.
Careers
Religious Studies majors pursue careers in the following areas: non-profits, social services, health and welfare ministries, missions, education – its focus on ethics makes it a useful preparation for careers in medical ethics, business and communications. For more information about what you can do with this major, visit our Career Services website.
Major Requirements
Course Descriptions
Christian Traditions Specialization
Ethics Specialization
Philosophy Specialization
Pre-Law Specialization
Social Justice Specialization
Philosophy and Religious Studies Minor
Faculty-Religious Studies
Dr. David Keppler, Professor of Philosophy
Dr. Craig Martin, Assistant Professor of Religious Studies.
Dr. Robert Trawick, Associate Professor of Religious Studies
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