Theology and Religious Studies
Undergraduate courses in theology, divinity and religious studies often tend to be inter-disciplinary in that they encourage students to think critically about the artistic, intellectual and cultural heritage and/or philosophical implications of seminal religious texts and traditions. Whether your interest in religion is personal, intellectual or vocational, an undergraduate course will train you to become a scholar of religions and develop a host of transferable skills, including independent writing, extensive research and analytical thinking, which may be useful for jobs in many fields.
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Campus | Institution Name | Country | Campus Style | Institution Size | Selectivity | Education Model |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
An Example University | UK | Give the reader a sense of what your campus is like | Small | Selective | Give a sense of your education model - e.g. Liberal Arts, or Single Subject focused | |
California State University, Long Beach | USA | Large, Coastal, Suburban Campus | Very Large Institution >30,000 | Selective (25-50% admitted) | Liberal Arts and Science (Major/minor Model): Accessible, Practical, Affordable | |
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities | USA | In a City of 3.5 million people | Very Large Institution >30,000 | Selective (25-50% admitted) | Liberal Arts and Science with a Research Focus | |
University of Wisconsin-Madison | USA | City | Very Large Institution | Selective | Liberal arts, exploratory. Students will take classes across disciplines. |
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