Religion Religion in Society - Case Western Reserve University

Religion Religion in Society from Case Western Reserve University is a Campus Bachelor Religious Studies degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. The study of religion at Case Western Reserve University is multicultural, non-sectarian, and interdisciplinary. As appropriate, courses are designed to utilize Internet resources, cultural institutions in University Circle, and the cultural diversity of greater Cleveland. A major in Religion provides a well-rounded liberal arts education or can be combined conveniently with a second major. The academic study of religion provides an excellent background for a variety of professional career-including law, engineering, medicine and health care delivery, journalism, and social work -and for graduate studies in a number of fields. The Department of Religion also contributes courses to and supports a number of the College's interdisciplinary programs such as Asian Studies, Women's Studies , Environmental Studies, Judaic studies and International Studies. Courses investigating the various ways that people practice their religious beliefs within their own social groups. Within this area are courses on the tensions between religion and science, on ethics, and on how religious groups affect political, economic, and social issues within local and world communities. Some courses in this area offer opportunities for working with social service and advocacy agencies in the community. View more details on Case Western Reserve University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Religious Studies courses.