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   Jun 27, 2024 · Welcome to The Center for the Study of Religion. Our work at Ohio State emphasizes the dynamic aspects of religious systems and the importance of studying them within carefully nuanced understandings of the larger social and cultural contexts in which they exist.

2. religion.osu.edu › coursesReligious Studies Major and Minor | Center for the Study of ...

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   Some graduates have taken jobs where such qualities can be put to use immediately. Others have gone on to advanced degrees not only in religious studies or divinity, but also in law, business, education, and global studies. It is possible to pursue both a major and a minor in Religious Studies at OSU. Courses for the upcoming term.

3. religion.osu.edu › courses › religious-studies-majorReligious Studies Major | Center for the Study of Religion

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   • CORE Courses
   • Individual Religious Traditions Courses
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   RELSTDS 2370: Introduction to Comparative Religion ORRELSTDS 2102.02: Comparative Sacred Texts

   RELSTDS 3972: Theory and Method in the Study of Religion

   COMPSTD 3990: Approaches to Comparative Studies (or a comparable alternative, with advisor’s approval)

   RELSTDS 4970: Religious Studies Capstone ORCOMPSTD 4990: Senior Seminar in Comparative Studies

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   Courses in this category focus on specific traditions and/or geographic regions. Majors should take courses that treat three different traditions and/or regions—for example: a course in Christianity, Judaism or Islam; a course in South Asian or East Asian religions; and a course in indigenous, ancient, or newly emergent religions. Courses not liste...

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   Courses in this category are comparative or interdisciplinary in approach, covering multiple traditions and/or themes, and so exemplifying the approach of religious studies as a field. Courses not listed below may be made to count toward this requirement, with advisor’s approval.

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   For those enrolling in RELSTDS 4970 or COMPSTD 4990 as their capstone course, at least one course that you take toward the requirements for Section 2 (Individual Religious Traditions Courses) orSection 3 (Comparative/Interdisciplinary Courses) must be a research course approved by your advisor. The work you do in the course you identify as your res...

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5. comparativestudies.osu.edu › undergrad › religiousBA in Religious Studies | Department of Comparative Studies

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   Some graduates have taken jobs where such qualities can be put to use immediately. Others have gone on to advanced degrees not only in religious studies or divinity, but also in law, business, education, and global studies. Contact Professor Melissa Curley for more information. For a list of courses offered in Spring 2021, please click here.

6. artsandsciences.osu.edu › academics › programsReligious Studies (BA) | College of Arts and Sciences

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   Religious Studies at Ohio State is an interdisciplinary field, which requires the active involvement of faculty from numerous different departments, from the arts to the hard sciences. Studying religion includes the study of written texts and spoken languages, works of art, architecture, music and drama as well as myriad social practices and institutions.

7. blog.collegevine.com › the-list-of-all-u-sThe List of All U.S. Colleges With A Religious Studies Major

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   May 1, 2019 · If you’re looking for guidance creating a strong profile for candidacy for admission into an undergraduate religious studies program, our Early Advising program for 9th and 10th graders could be the answer. A graduate from a top 30 institution will work with you to hone your extracurricular and academic interests while advising you on the courses to take, activities to pursue, and grades and ...

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   Why do we study religious systems at Ohio State?

   • Our work at Ohio State emphasizes the dynamic aspects of religious systems and the importance of studying them within carefully nuanced understandings of the larger social and cultural contexts in which they exist.

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   Is the Divinity School a religious school?

   • Although it is not a religiously affiliated school, The University of Chicago Divinity School enjoys the ongoing support of the Baptist Theological Union, whose trustees are an eminent group of leaders from the American Baptist denomination.

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   What is a religious studies major?

   • Religious studies brings together disciplines including art, literature, philosophy, sociology, anthropology, and science. Few majors provide exposure to such a vast and diverse array of specialties and fields. As such, religious studies majors will often pair their degree with another field of study.

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   What can I do with a Religious Studies degree?

   • Some graduates may choose to pursue an advanced degree in theology or religion, while others may apply their knowledge of religious studies to other areas of culture and society. Just a few of the possible career paths for graduates of religious studies programs include:

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   How do I choose a religious studies program?

   • Religious studies programs look for well-rounded students who emphasize the humanities and social sciences. You should have plenty of high-level courses in areas like English, history, and foreign languages.

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   How many hours does a religious studies major take?

   • 36 hours are required for completion of the major. No courses in other departments are required to complete this major. It is expected, however, that every student will take at least some of their major coursework outside of Comparative Studies, as the Religious Studies major is interdisciplinary and cross‐departmental by design.

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9. www.collegefactual.com › great-lakes › ohio2025 Best Religious Studies Schools in Ohio - College Factual

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   Religious Studies is above average in terms of popularity with it being the #90 most popular degree program in the country. This means you won't have too much trouble finding schools that offer the degree. There was only one school in Ohio to review for the 2025 Best Religious Studies Schools in Ohio ranking.