Religious Studies to offer four tracks of study for MA program:
As the world has become a more global society, people are seeing an increasing need to study religion. To meet the need, DU’s religious studies department is offering a wider range of programs to help prepare graduate students for careers in related fields.
Historically, the department offered students a master’s degree in religious studies with no specialization. Starting fall 2011, students can choose to specialize by enrolling in a particular track.
New tracks include: biblical studies, Islamic studies, world religions, theory of religion, philosophy of religion and international and multi-cultural studies.
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