Religious Studies
(Dr. James Tomek, supervisor):

• Provides students an in-depth and critical understanding of Western as well as non-Western religions and their roles in society;
• Provides schools and organizations with qualified theology teachers;
• Provides businesses with personnel who can read and adapt ethical principles to their own practices;
• Provides churches philosophic and religious education that fosters an atmosphere of ecumenism with knowledge of other religions;
• Prepares students to continue their studies on a doctoral level;
• Engages students in current research and scholarship on religion.

A.  GLS 600 ................................................................................................3
B.  Required Courses…………………………………………………………..……….………12
PHI 601, THL 601 and THL 602

C.  Electives………………………………………………………………………………………….24

Non-thesis: Choose 24 hrs from relevant course offerings in the DSU Graduate Catalog, with advisor approval

Thesis: THL 690 and 18 hrs from relevant course offerings in the DSU Graduate Catalog, with advisor approval