909 Bachelor's degrees in Theology and Religious Studies in North America

The Religious Studies program of Claremont McKenna College instructs students in the critical analysis of religious ideas, practices, and institutions, and employs theoretical models for a better understanding of these systems.

The Religious Studies program at Siena College seeks not to persuade students to become religious or to adhere to a particular religion.

The Comparative Cultural Studies (Comparative Study of Religions) B.A. at Northern Arizona University is a full-time undergraduate programme. Over four years, students explore global traditions and cultural mediation. This degree develops critical skills for professional roles in museums, diplomacy, and international business.

The World Religions and Cultures programme at Western Michigan University offers a comprehensive public study mode for students seeking to understand global perspectives. This bachelor degree provides a deep foundation in cultural analysis and religious thought, preparing graduates for diverse professional roles through rigorous academic inquiry.

The Religion (Hons) at the University of Toronto is a comprehensive undergraduate programme exploring global spiritual traditions. This public, full-time course examines the historical and cultural contexts of faith. Students develop critical skills over four years of study, preparing for diverse professional careers.

The Youth Ministry program at Taylor University trains students to reach young people for Christ. Throughout your four years at Taylor, you will dig into adolescent ministry opportunities—working with teens, equipping them to claim their Christian faith as their own, and encouraging them to grow as disciples and disciple-makers.

The Religions and Cultures programme at Nipissing University is a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree. This full-time course explores global faith traditions and their cultural impacts. Students benefit from small class sizes and supportive faculty while developing critical thinking skills over the duration of the degree.

Relativism pervades much of our society’s discourse about truth and falsity, right and wrong. In a postmodern, pluralistic society, Christians must know how to articulate why and how they believe. This Theology degree from Azusa Pacific University uniquely prepares graduates to meet this challenge and to think critically, engage in meaningful discussion, and defend their faith.

As a student in the Religious Studies program at Ithaca College, you'll learn to think about religious traditions as evolving historical phenomena and a global force in the modern world while developing a more nuanced awareness of different worldviews—including your own. 

Religious Studies from Sewanee The University Of The South is designed to raise the central, burning questions that challenge us all: What is the nature of religion? How do human beings express their deepest beliefs, concerns, and faiths? Where do we find and how do we make sense of the sacred? What are our moral commitments and obligations?

The Theology and Religious Studies Department at Bellarmine University believes that a major in Theology, the foundational discipline of the university in the West, provides a sound liberal arts education, enhances critical thinking, and invites a deeper analysis of contemporary issues facing religious communities and society.

Majors in the Religion program at Pacific Lutheran University wrestle with the complex histories, theologies, sacred texts and ethics found within the world’s religions. Students will consider religion’s role in global politics and better understand how religion gives meaning and purpose to billions of people around the world.

At Hendrix College, Religious Studies students pursue their interests in religion through varied activities including: textual studies, field work, international travel, one-on-one interviews, film studies, artistic projects and service learning.

The Theology and Religious Studies degree at University of San Francisco prepares you for the demands of a rapidly changing world, and reflects the university’s justice and service-oriented mission.

Students majoring in Religious Studies at Fairfield University are devoted to the study of religion as a human phenomenon. They explore the philosophy and reasoning behind religion and the beliefs of cultures across the globe. 

The Theology and Religious Studies program at the University of San Diego provides multidisciplinary training in the exploration of religious meaning.

Religious Studies at California State University Chico educates students in the scholarly interpretation of religion.

The Religious Studies program from University of North Florida is the multidisciplinary hub at UNF for discovering the roles and functions of religions in human life and culture. 

Near Eastern and Judaic Studies (NEJS) at Brandeis University offers a rich assortment of prisms through which to study Near Eastern and Judaic Studies.

Religion majors from Samford University gain a deeper understanding of the Bible, Christian theology and ethics, and employ multidisciplinary approaches to understanding how Christianity and other religions shape the world in which we live and minister today.