Undergraduate Programs
How should we live? Where are we going? How do we know what is good? Where did we come from? Is this all there is? Who are we? What’s it all about? These questions have preoccupied some of the world’s greatest thinkers across cultures and through time.
The Society, Culture & Religion undergraduate program offers the opportunity to explore these kinds of ‘big questions’ in a program tailored to students’ individual interests. Our programs are designed to inspire and train our students to become critical thinkers, engaged citizens, and effective communicators.
Highlighted Undergraduate Courses
Religion, Magic and Witchcraft – SCAR 2MW3
Selected issues in the study of religion, magic and witchcraft, science and the supernatural. Perspectives from history, psychology and sociology also will be discussed.
Religion and Politics – SCAR 3CC3
The relationship between religion and politics is explored by way of readings by Locke, Rousseau and Schmitt, and case studies concerning the place of religion in public life.


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CAREERS FOR SOCIETY, CULTURE & RELIGION STUDENTS

