Judeo-Christian Studies

minor
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Program at a Glance

College(s)/School(s)

College of Arts and Humanities

Department(s)

Philosophy and Religion

Explore the rich histories, sacred texts, and enduring ideas of Judaism and Christianity. The Judeo-Christian Studies minor examines these traditions in their distinct social, historical, and political contexts while also considering their profound influence on culture and public life. Through thoughtful discussion and interdisciplinary study, students deepen their understanding of religion, strengthen their ability to interpret complex texts and ideas, and develop the skills needed for meaningful interfaith dialogue.

Program Requirements

  • RSTD 232 - Visions of Christianity
  • RSTD 265 - Visions of Judaism
  • one semester of Greek may be presented:
    • GREK 101 - Beginning Ancient Greek I
    • GREK 102 - Beginning Ancient Greek II
    • GREK 201 - Intermediate Ancient Greek I
    • GREK 295 - Special Topics
  • HIST 310 - The Reformation Era
  • PHIL 308 - Philosophy of Religion
  • PHIL 451 - The Great Philosophers
  • POLS 320 - Religion and Politics in America
  • RSTD 319 - Religion and American Identity
  • RSTD 321 - The Church and the State
  • RSTD 361 - Hebrew Bible
  • RSTD 362 - New Testament
  • SOCL 313 - Sociology of Religion
undergraduate catalog

Career Options

  • Religious Educator
  • Interfaith Dialogue Coordinator
  • Chaplain/Minister/Church/Synagogue Leader
  • Non-profit or Advocacy Work
  • Research and Writing
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