Religious Studies
Exploring beliefs, cultures, and ethical meaning across time and place.
Religious studies at Albright focus on the interpretation of religious cultures across the globe, from ancient times to modern.
About the Program
The department offers specialized courses in biblical studies, Christianity, Asian religions, American religions, native American traditions, religion and popular culture, Latin American religions, Judaism, Islam, and religious perspectives on women and ecology.
Curriculum Highlights
- Core (100- or 200-level) Religious Studies courses
- One upper-division (300-level) Religious Studies course required
- Three additional Religious Studies electives chosen to match your interests
- Courses may cover topics such as sacred texts, religion and culture, ethics, ritual, film, and religion in society