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The undergraduate Religion program at Carleton offers studies leading to an undergraduate B.A. degree in Religion, in the form of either a three-year General or a four-year Honours degree. For further information on these programs, please refer to the Undergraduate Calendar.
The study of Religion at Carleton
At Carleton the study of Religion exposes our students to a thoughtful and comparative analysis of answers which religions make to issues, such as the sense of identity, the meaning of existence, or the basis for political and ethical commitments. It introduces them to the role such responses, varied and complex as they are, have played and still play in human affairs.
As such, the study of Religion helps prepare students to be active citizens in a diverse democracy like Canada. It also nurtures in students a respect for the complex identities of others, their histories and their cultures.
Besides the B.A. degree, the program also offers three Minors which students can combine with a Major. These are Minors in Religion, in Jewish Studies, and in Muslim Studies.
Undergrad examines archaeological sites on trip to Middle East
Full FASSinate story, Spring 2012
“Representations of the Cosmos” Summer Course RELI 3731B/CLCV 3305B/ARTH 3101
Are you interested in…Ancient concepts of the heavens? Soul travel?Cultural astronomy?Greek and Roman art and archaeology related to the cosmos?
“In our view, ‘Aisha is not more knowledgeable than Ibn “Abbas”: Negotiating Narrative Authority in the Hadith”
Public Lecture Speaker: Professor Aisha Geissinger; March 9th, 2012 – 6:00pm; Paterson Hall – Room 303 For more information, see permanent link & poster
Panel focuses on keeping memory of Holocaust alive as survivors pass on
Ada Wynston was only four years old when Germany invaded the Netherlands during the Second World War. By the age of six, she had been separated from her family, and was passed between homes of kind Dutch Christians, who helped her narrowly escaping capture several times. Read More
2011 DOROTHY AND EDGAR DAVIDSON LECTURE
To launch the new MA in Religion and Public life the Program in Religion at Carleton University is pleased to present… Conceived in Doubt: The Symbiosis between Evangelicalism and Politics in the Early United States Dr. Amanda Porterfield, Robert A. Spivey, Professor of Religion at The Florida State University 3 November, 7:00pm Arts Faculty Lounge ... more
Carletons Govenor General’s Medal to Religion Student
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Congratulations to the Religion Medalists for the Spring 2011 Graduating Class
Congratulations to All the Spring 2011 Religion Graduates. Convocation Medals and Awards
Topic Titles 2011/2012 (Revised May 30th)
Seminar titles for B.Hum, RELI and CLCV courses Fall Winter 2011/2012
One God or Many: Monotheism and Polytheism in Hindu Mythology, Annual Edgar & Dorothy Davidson Lecture
A public Lecture by Wendy Doniger Wednesday March 23, 2011 7:00 Bell Theatre, Minto CentreReception to follow Click here to see poster with details.