Approved Combinations: Anthropology, Classical Studies, Comparative Literature and Culture, Economics, English, Film Studies, French, German, Greek, History, Latin, Linguistics, Philosophy, Political Science, Sociology, Spanish, Visual Arts, Women's Studies.
First Year
Second, Third and Fourth Years
A total of six Honors Religious Studies courses including at least one full-course equivalent from three of the following five subject areas, and at least one half-course in the other two subject areas: - Biblical Studies: Religious Studies 201F/G, 202F/G, 210F/G, 211F/G, 212F/G, 213F/G, 214F/G, 215F/G, 410F/G
- Religion and Culture: Religious Studies 220E, 221F/G, 222F/G, 223E, 224F/G, 225E, 300F/G, Philosophy 253E, 420
- Christian Ethics: Religious Studies 206F/G, 230E, 231E, (the former 232F/G and 233F/G), Religious Studies 234F/G, 235F/G, (the former 236F/G and 237F/G), Religious Studies 238F/G, 239F/G, 430F/G
- Systematic Theology: Religious Studies 205F/G, 240E, 241E, 242E, 243F/G, 244F/G, 245F/G, 246E, 247E, 271F/G, 272F/G, 301F/G, 440F/G
- World Religions: Religious Studies 203F/G, 204F/G, 260F/G, 261F/G, 262F/G, 263F/G, 460F/G and one historical full-course equivalent from: Religious Studies 205F/G, 271F/G 250E, 251F/G, 252F/G, 241E, 242E, 244F/G, 247E. (A course taken to fulfil this requirement may also be used to fulfil the subject area requirement.)
Notes
- At least one of the 300-level or 400-level half-courses must be included among the courses taken.
- In a Philosophy and Religious Studies Combined Honors Program, no Religious Studies course may be used to fulfil part of the Philosophy component of that program.
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