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Courses in Religious Studies offer contextualized approaches to religious subject matter. Most of our courses originate in other CLA departments: history, Asian languages & literatures, classical & Near Eastern studies, anthropology, etc. With over 60 courses cross-listed with RELS, students have a wealth of options from which to choose.

Course NumberCourse TitleSections
RELS 1034Introduction to Jewish History and CulturesSections [1]
RELS 1201The Bible: Context and InterpretationSections [1]
RELS 3013WBiblical Law and Jewish EthicsSections [1]
RELS 3034Introduction to Jewish History and CulturesSections [1]
RELS 3071Greek and Hellenistic ReligionsSections [1]
RELS 3072The Birth of ChristianitySections [1]
RELS 3079Muslims and Jews: Conflict and Coexistence in the Middle East and Nort...Sections [1]
RELS 3113History of Modern Israel/Palestine: Society, Culture, and PoliticsSections [1]
RELS 3201The Bible: Context and InterpretationSections [1]
RELS 3321American Indian PhilosophiesSections [1]
RELS 3322Art of Central and South America Before ColumbusSections [1]
RELS 3520History of the HolocaustSections [1]
RELS 3543Pagans, Christians, Barbarians: The World of Late AntiquitySections [1]
RELS 3626WWitches, Seers, and Saints: Women, Gender, and Religion in the U.S.Sections [1]
RELS 3671HinduismSections [1]
RELS 3706WArt of IslamSections [3]
RELS 3707WAnthropology of the Middle EastSections [1]
RELS 3708The Cultures of the Silk RoadSections [1]
RELS 3715History of the CrusadesSections [1]
RELS 3970Supplemental Discussion in Religious StudiesSections [1]
RELS 3993Directed StudiesSections [1]
RELS 4952Final ProjectSections [7]
RELS 5013WBiblical Law and Jewish EthicsSections [1]
RELS 5071Greek and Hellenistic ReligionsSections [1]
RELS 5072The Birth of ChristianitySections [1]
RELS 5993Directed StudiesSections [1]

Course NumberCourse TitleSections
RELS 1034Introduction to Jewish History and CulturesSections [1]
RELS 1201The Bible: Context and InterpretationSections [1]
RELS 3013WBiblical Law and Jewish EthicsSections [1]
RELS 3034Introduction to Jewish History and CulturesSections [1]
RELS 3071Greek and Hellenistic ReligionsSections [1]
RELS 3072The Birth of ChristianitySections [1]
RELS 3079Muslims and Jews: Conflict and Coexistence in the Middle East and Nort...Sections [1]
RELS 3113History of Modern Israel/Palestine: Society, Culture, and PoliticsSections [1]
RELS 3201The Bible: Context and InterpretationSections [1]
RELS 3321American Indian PhilosophiesSections [1]
RELS 3322Art of Central and South America Before ColumbusSections [1]
RELS 3520History of the HolocaustSections [1]
RELS 3543Pagans, Christians, Barbarians: The World of Late AntiquitySections [1]
RELS 3626WWitches, Seers, and Saints: Women, Gender, and Religion in the U.S.Sections [1]
RELS 3671HinduismSections [1]
RELS 3706WArt of IslamSections [3]
RELS 3707WAnthropology of the Middle EastSections [1]
RELS 3708The Cultures of the Silk RoadSections [1]
RELS 3715History of the CrusadesSections [1]
RELS 3970Supplemental Discussion in Religious StudiesSections [1]
RELS 3993Directed StudiesSections [1]
RELS 4952Final ProjectSections [7]
RELS 5013WBiblical Law and Jewish EthicsSections [1]
RELS 5071Greek and Hellenistic ReligionsSections [1]
RELS 5072The Birth of ChristianitySections [1]
RELS 5993Directed StudiesSections [1]

For fuller descriptions and more in-depth information on courses in the current or up-coming semester, see the ClassInfo database.

Transferring Religious Studies and Theology Courses 
Religious studies and theology courses transfer if they are not doctrinal, confessional, or sectarian in nature. Religious studies courses from public institutions transfer without special review; religious studies courses from all other institutions must be reviewed by faculty of the Religious Studies Program.

Contact your academic advisor to request a review.

See a complete list of undergraduate courses.