Bachelor Degree in Religious Studies at Brown University |
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Brown University is a Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above Research Universities (very high research activity) with 8,167 students in Providence, RI.
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Brown University
Bachelor degree
Religious Studies
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Concentration in Religious Studies includes course work in Religious Studies 1000 (junior seminar in methods in the study of religion) and eight other courses conforming to the following requirements:
Each student in consultation with appropriate faculty members devises a concentration program, which may include courses given outside the department. The student presents for approval by the concentration advisor a written statement of the objectives of his or her concentration program and a list of the component courses. The program is expected to encompass the study of at least one religious tradition from each of the following groups. Ordinarily, this requirement is satisfied by two or more courses in each of these areas:
1. Traditions that emerge from West Asia and the Mediterranean World
2. Traditions that emerge from South and East Asia
The plan of study will take account of more than one approach to the study of religion, e.g., philosophical and historical. It will contain at least two Intermediate-level courses (0200-0999), RELS 1000, and two additional advanced-level courses (above 1000). This means that no more than four courses (out of nine) can be at the introductory level.
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