The Department provides a major in World Religions, a minor in Philosophy and World Religions, and 12 s.h. Certificates of Undergraduate Study (CUGS) World Religions, and Asian Philosophy and Religion. (see our Programs page)

World Religions majors excel on all the graduate school admissions tests: GRE, LSAT, GMAT, and MCAT. Our majors are especially well suited for those interested in law, government, public policy, publishing, journalism, business management, advertising, environmental advocacy, science policy, health care management, and social work. 

Our alumni are currently working in law, educational leadership, Homeland Security, university teaching, business management, public policy, university administration, and many other fields.  

We are leaders in Interreligious Dialogue. We offer courses in Buddhism, Religion in America, and many other interesting courses.