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Fordham University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Fordham’s theology department is a national leader in theological education, rooted in the Jesuit vision of social justice and committed to forming teacher-scholars for the 21st century. As a graduate student in theology at Fordham, you’ll work alongside distinguished faculty who are dedicated to student mentoring, original research, and professional development. Our programs provide experiential opportunities and partnerships with institutions in the greater New York City metropolitan area.
Saint Joseph’s University Department of Theology and Religious Studies
The Department of Theology and Religious Studies endeavors to engage ourselves and our students in the critical study of theological and religious traditions, praxis and intellectual inquiry, both historically and in the contemporary world. We are committed to a rigorous presentation of the methods and content of both Christian theology and religious studies as academic disciplines.
Rockhurst University Religious Studies and Theology Degree
The Rockhurst University Department of Theology and Religious Studies faculty includes both theologians and religious studies scholars. Professors are committed to offering you an entryway to cultivating your own religious views. They also provide opportunities for you to gain proficiency in analyzing religious institutions, texts and structures of authority from a variety of theoretical approaches.
Regis University Religious Studies Department
Come explore a place where spirituality isn’t just an extracurricular – it’s an essential part of your unique college experience. At Regis University, every religious studies class, faith-sharing group, meditation session, Mass, retreat and interfaith prayer service is an opportunity to see yourself, your faith and the world in a new way.
Loyola University New Orleans Department of Religious Studies
The Department of Religious Studies at Loyola University New Orleans, rooted in the Catholic and Jesuit context of education, encourages the academic study of religion in a spirit of free intellectual inquiry. As the 34th congregation of the Society of Jesus states: “To be religious today is to be interreligious.” And so from the very beginning, students are invited to consider their faith, in a global context, to deepen their appreciation of themselves in a religious world, and to offer the results of their revelations for the benefit of all.
Loyola University Maryland Department of Theology
The study of theology embraces diverse interests and diverse faith backgrounds. Some students come to gain a deeper grasp of what it is that they believe and their reasons for believing it. Others want to explore how religious teachings and ethics intersect with fields like medicine or psychology, while yet others study theology because the Jewish and Christian traditions have had such vast influence on the culture in which we live, including musical traditions from classical to hip-hop, politics, literature, the visual arts, and economics.
Loyola University Chicago Department of Theology
All the degree programs offered by the Department of Theology, from undergraduate core classes to advanced Ph.D. seminars are designed to provide students with resources for the analysis of religion; for investigation of the sources, historical development and contemporary practices of particular religious traditions - principally the Roman Catholic tradition, although attention is given to other Christian traditions as well as Judaism, Islam and eastern religions; and for the critical appropriation of these traditions for one's personal faith and for sympathetic appreciation of the beliefs of others.
Loyola Marymount University Theological Studies
Le Moyne College Religious Studies
Religious studies is more than just learning about faith traditions. Religion is an integral part of the social fabric that can help us better understand other cultures, and is intimately connected to many elements of community, including politics, economics, class structures and armed conflict. Le Moyne's interdisciplinary approach to religious studies, coupled with our strong liberal arts foundation, means that you will be encouraged to think more critically and creatively about all beliefs and practices, and become better equipped to respond thoughtfully to the complexities of the contemporary world. Being religiously literate is essential to becoming a compassionate agent for change in our troubled, yet wondrous, world.