A full listing of Summer and Fall 2023 Religious Courses is available in PDF Format at the following link: RS Course Preview – Summer and Fall 2023
Summer 2023
| Number | Title | Instructor |
| 374 | Rhetoric of Religion (ZDD Session: May 22 – June 18, Asynchronous & Online) | Zahay |
Fall 2021 Courses
| Number | Title | Instructor |
| 102 | Exploring Religion in Sickness & Health | Norman |
| 173 | Consuming Happiness | Whelan |
| 203 | Jewish Law, Business, and Ethics | Rosenblum |
| 218 | Health and Healing in South Asia | Cerulli |
| 227 | Introduction to Biblical Literature (in English) | Hutton |
| 305 | Women, Gender and Religion | C. Rock-Singer |
| 307 | A Survey of Tibetan Buddhism | Khedup |
| 311 | Sects and Cults | Ridgely |
| 332 | Prophets of the Bible | Hutton |
| 333 | Early Christian Literature: Matthew – Revelation | Norman |
| 342 | Nordic Mythology | Mellor |
| 360 | The Anglo-Saxons | Zweck |
| 370 | Islam, Religion and Culture | Gade |
| 400-001 | Topics in Religious Studies-Humanities: Religion and Technology | C. Rock-Singer |
| 400-002 | Topics in Religious Studies-Humanities: God and Money | Stern |
| 409 | Christianity in the Atlantic World, 1500 – 1800 | Carlsson |
| 438 | Buddhism and Society in Southeast Asian History | Instructor TBD |
| 473 | Meditation in Indian Buddhism and Hinduism | Buhnemann |
| 516 | Religion and Public Education | Schweber |
| 600 | Religion in Critical Perspective | Ridgely |
*Religious Studies 600 will only be offered in the Fall semester during 2023-2024.
Be on the lookout for changes making the RS major easier and more flexible, effective Fall 2023 – Details coming in March!
A Comprehensive list of Religious Studies courses can be found in the Religious Studies course list page in the Guide.
Please Note: 600 and 601 are offered for majors and certificate students who meet the requirements for authorization. Because religious studies is an interdisciplinary program drawing upon many departments, some courses may have prerequisites in their home departments that must be fulfilled even though the prerequisites themselves have no bearing on progress within the religious studies major. Students are responsible for ensuring that they have met all the prerequisites to enter a course before they enroll in it.