BA Religion New Brunswick

As a religion graduate you are expected to have an appreciation of the diversity of humanity's religious traditions. No student will recall all the factual information related to a religious tradition, but you should have enough knowledge to form a general picture of the religious traditions you have studied. You will also be able to identify and coherently discuss the conceptual issues that shape the academic study of religion. There are many such issues, ranging from those usually identified with the humanities (such as philosophy, literature, music, and history) to those studied more commonly in the social sciences (such as psychology, sociology, anthropology, and political science).