Religious Studies
Why a Religious Studies Degree From Le Moyne?
What inspires you? Great art, like the Sistine Chapel? The teachings of Jesus, Muhammad, or the Buddha? The witness of religious communities working to feed the hungry and house the homeless? The wonder and mystery of our vast universe?
By pursuing an undergraduate degree in religious studies at Le Moyne, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the meaning of life. You’ll discover the ways in which religion is woven into the history of humankind, belief, culture and the world in which we live today. You’ll become a a critical thinker and compassionate agent in a world at once troubled and wondrous. We believe the study of religion and theology is central to the search for meaning and value. You will be encouraged to think critically and creatively about your own beliefs and practices. In short, knowledge of religion will prepare you to take on the complexities of today’s world.
Whether you’re passionate about international relations, scholarly research, caring for the underserved or educating future generations, you’ll graduate with a cross-cultural perspective coupled with a sound ethical compass to guide you in your future.
Religion Shapes Societies & Prompts Action
From biblical studies and Christian ethics to African religions and Islam, the religious studies program at Le Moyne offers a diversity of study.
Religious Studies Undergraduate Degrees
An undergraduate degree in religious studies prepares you for a career in fields as diverse as education, counseling, ministry, law, and business (especially international business)
Religious Studies Courses
Explore courses covering topics from spirituality to politics, Christian theology to world religions, Scripture to current affairs.
The Religious Studies Experience
In addition to the liberal arts core and elective courses, you’ll have opportunities to conduct scholarly research, build your résumé with internships and experience other cultures through study abroad.
Creative and enthusiastic teachers, the religious studies faculty share their groundbreaking research in Islamic and Christian mysticism, the occult in American religions, religious ethics, African traditional religions, and the biblical world.
Religious Studies Careers & Median Salaries
$135,740 Attorney
$107,956 Diplomat
$90,000 Humanitarian Aid Coordinator
$62,231 Journalist
$128,020 Political Scientist
$135,740 Attorney
$107,956 Diplomat
$90,000 Humanitarian Aid Coordinator
$62,231 Journalist
$128,020 Political Scientist
Through self-discovery, a relentless pursuit of improvement and seeking out challenges throughout my life, I’ve achieved success as a professional. I attribute my success to continuously setting goals, putting in hard work daily and being prepared when opportunities have come my way.”
