The Minor in Religion and Culture provides scholarly, critical, nonsectarian study of religions. Students study religious beliefs, practices, identities and organizations, and how they have influenced and been influenced by other aspects of society and culture. It encompasses the study of multiple religious traditions with origins in varied parts of the world, both historically and in the modern era, and with attention to cross-cultural interaction.
For more information or advising, contact the Minor Advisor or the Global Humanities and Religions Department Office.
Why Consider a Religion and Culture Minor?
Solid knowledge and understanding of a key facet of human history, societies, and cultures.

