Religious Studies
Lawrence University
Religion is deeply intertwined with many aspects of human culture, connecting to morality and ethics, laws and politics, science, art, and music. The department offers courses in religious traditions including Christianity, Buddhism, and Islam, as well as interdisciplinary courses that explore the broader implications of religious traditions throughout history and around the world. The degree requires a minimum of 216 units under Lawrence's unit system rather than semester credit hours.
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