Studying
Religion in
Culture


Courses

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See a complete list of all REL courses listed in the 2004-2006 Undergraduate Catalog and for the 2006-2008 Undergraduate Catalog

Consult the Degrees page for all REL degree requirements


Past REL Courses

Spring
2012

Summer 2008

Fall
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Summer 2007

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2007

Summer 2006

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Class Schedule

Spring 2012 Courses

Spring 2012 Course Schedule (PDF)

 

REL 100.001/004 Introduction to Religious Studies (Curtis)

REL 100.002 Introduction to Religious Studies (Simmons)

REL 100.003 Introduction to Religious Studies (Piperakis)

REL 100.901 Introduction to Religious Studies (Johnson; online course)

REL 100.904 Introduction to Religious Studies (Johnson; online course Spring 2)

REL 105.001 Honors Introduction to Religious Studies (Curtis)

REL 110.901 Introduction to the Hebrew Bible (McCormick; online course)

REL 112.901 Introduction to the New Testament (McCormick; online course)

REL 112.904 Introduction to the New Testament (Johnson; online course Spring 2)

REL 124.001 Religion & Film in America (Trost)

REL 220.001 Survey of Asian Religions (Bhutia)

REL 220.901 Survey of Asian Religions (McCormick; online course)

REL 236.001 Islam (Ramey)

REL 237.001 Self, Society & Religion: Sacrifice (McCutcheon & Piperakis)

REL 238.001 Philosophies of Judaism (Jacobs)

REL 241.001 Historical Overview of Religions in America (Curtis)

REL 340 Nietzsche & Religion (Murphy)

REL 347.001 Jewish-Christian Relations (Jacobs)

REL 419.001 Religion in the American South (Simmons & Piperakis)

REL 480.001 The Gods, God, & the State (Murphy)

REL 483.001 Texts & Retellings: Myths from Asia in Film & Popular Culture (Ramey)

REL 490.001 Senior Capstone Seminar: The Works of Jonathan Z. Smith (McCutcheon)


REL Directed Reading Courses

Professors are available to supervise directed reading courses (during the Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters) with advanced students who are majoring or minoring in the Department (e.g., REL 360, 361, 460, or 461); students must take the initiative to approach a professor and propose such a course.


 


Academic Outreach

Courses can also be taken through various of the above units devoted to distance education

Learn more about the UA System's "Telecampus"