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Syracuse University, USA, Syracuse

Religion, B.A.

  • Religion, B.A.
  • Full-time
  • Duration : 4 years

Student Type

Indicative Fees

AUD 57,846

Study mode

On Campus

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Course Highlights

Knowledge of religion is critical in today's world. The academic study of religion at Syracuse University offers students the opportunity to explore religion in a cross-cultural and interdisciplinary context. Students who take courses in religion learn to interpret the dynamics of religious convictions, actions, and expressions.

Career Opportunities

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Course Overview

Religious traditions and practices engage such questions as: What kind of life is most worth living How do we understand the nature of the world How do we relate to ourselves and to others Students study religious life and thought from the perspectives of arts, ethics, gender, history, literature, mythology, philosophy, political theory, psychology, scriptural studies, social sciences, and theology. I want to find another Bachelor Course The academic study of religion is a critical undertaking and an often transforming experience introducing students to unfamiliar aspects of their own world, and to the religious realities of our global situation. The Department of Religion has articulated three goals that shape its teaching and its expectations of what students in its courses and programs may expect to gain from this study: to understand better the nature and diversity of religious expressions in the contemporary world and in history, and their power in peoples personal and collective lives; to think more deeply and critically religious experience and its modes of expression and forms of interpretation; to recognize and appreciate the difficulties and possibilities in a disciplined study of religion; and to become aware of a diversity of approaches and methods within that study.

Subjects

Programme Structure The Bible Great Jewish Writers Judaism The Hebrew Bible Jewish Literature The Torah/Pentateuch as a Scripture European and American Jewish Literature Yiddish Literature in Translation Israeli Literature and Culture

Fees

AUD/year

Academic Entry Requirement

Academic Requirements Common Application Standardized Tests English Proficiency Financial Requirements Personal Interviews (Optional) Approved Scholarship Programs Student Visas and Immigration

English Entry Requirement

7

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Syracuse University

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