Religious Studies - PhD
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The Department of Religious Studies offers training in the religious dimensions of the human experience in diverse traditions and cultures around the world and through time. All our programs emphasize a cross-cultural comparative study of religions and use multi-disciplinary approaches as appropriate to religious studies, incorporating such disciplines as philology, history, anthropology, sociology, comparative literature, psychology, and philosophy. The master’s program provides a general orientation toward religious studies; the doctoral program offers specialized training leading to professions in teaching and research. In addition to departmental requirements, candidates for graduate degrees must meet the university degree requirements.
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Students accepted into our graduate programs typically receive a combination of fellowship support and paid Teaching Assistantships
Students pursuing a doctoral degree may petition to add optional interdisciplinary Ph.D. emphases
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