Religious Studies
Northwestern University School of Continuing Studies offers a collection of undergraduate courses that can be completed for a certificate in Religious Studies. This professional development program explores the major religions and their relationship to each other and other facets of society.
This concentration surveys aspects of major religions of the world, such as Islam, Judaism, Christianity, Buddhism, and Taoism and is designed for those who have a general interest in religion, though clergy and church leaders may benefit from it as well. Topics courses explore, for example, the impact of religion on American politics, religious terrorism, and other compelling topics that affect everyday life.
The certificate requires 4 of the following courses:
- COMP
LIT 210 The Bible as Literature
- RELIGION
171 Varieties of Religious Tradition
- RELIGION
240 Introduction to Christianity
- RELIGION
250 Introduction to Islam
- RELIGION 309 Topics in Hinduism: Theory and Practice of Modern Yoga
- RELIGION 314 Buddhism in the Contemporary World
- RELIGION 349 Topics in Christianity*
* may be repeated up to 3 times with change of topic; other topics courses in religion are also acceptable
Note: Topics courses explore,
for example, the impact of religion on American politics,
religious terrorism, and other compelling topics that affect
everyday life.
To register for this program, please complete an Academic
Plan form (PDF Format) and a Registration
form (PDF Format).
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