 | Religious Studies
at Saint Francis University Religion is among the oldest academic disciplines pursued by humanity. The Religious Studies courses at Saint Francis University aim to provide each student the opportunity to explore the universal dimension of religious existence in the world and to study faith and religious commitment which empowers the believer to participate more fully in contemporary society, understanding that, for human beings, the world is a place where God is revealed.
General degree requirements for all students are six credits in Religious Studies distributed as follows: three credits from Religious Studies 205 and three credits from any 300- or 400-level course.
Except by permission of the Religious Studies Department chair, the prerequisites for Religious Studies 205 is sophomore standing. To enroll in all Religious Studies numbered above the 200 level, students must have attained successful completion of Religious Studies 205 and junior or senior standing.
Students who complete the program studies successfully will have many opportunities for varied and satisfying employment. Among some fields where a BA in Religious Studies is highly prized and practical are: religious education, family ministry, religion and law, health care services, youth ministry, pastoral counseling, social service agencies, political networks, ecological services, rehabilitation programs, hospice centers, and community development programs.
Please explore the website for further course information. If you have any other questions about Religious Studies at Saint Francis University, please call (814) 472-3372.
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