Duke University Department of Religious Studies
College University
Why pick this one
Duke University Department of Religious Studies offers BA, MA, and PhD programs studying six religious traditions through more than 110 courses.
Best for
- Students seeking undergraduate religious studies degrees or minors
- Graduate students pursuing an M.A. in Religious Studies or Ph.D. in Religion
- Students studying Buddhism, Christianity, Confucian and Daoist traditions, Hinduism, Islam, or Judaism
- Students seeking interdisciplinary connections between religion, politics, law, medicine, culture, or history
- Students seeking academic study from religious or non-religious backgrounds
Look elsewhere if
- People seeking worship services or confessional religious instruction rather than academic study
- People seeking a local commercial service provider rather than university education or research
Specialties
- B.A. in Religious Studies
- Ancient Religion and Society interdepartmental major
- Minor in Religious Studies
- M.A. in Religious Studies
- Ph.D. in Religion
- Study of Buddhism, Christianity, Confucian and Daoist traditions, Hinduism, Islam, and Judaism
What makes them different
- Offers B.A., interdepartmental major, minor, M.A., and Ph.D. programs
- Studies six religious traditions: Buddhism, Christianity, Confucian and Daoist traditions, Hinduism, Islam, and Judaism
- Offers more than 110 courses
- Affiliated with the Center for Jewish Studies, Duke Islamic Studies Center, and Center for Late Ancient Studies
- Welcomes students from religious and non-religious backgrounds through critical, non-prescriptive study
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Contact & Location
- Address
- 407 Chapel Dr, Durham, NC 27708-9984
- Phone
- +19196603510
- Website
- http://religiousstudies.duke.edu/
Services
- Undergraduate religious studies education
- Graduate religious studies education
- Individual courses
- Independent study
- Interdisciplinary research
- Academic lectures, symposia, and cultural events