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

The Religious Studies programme at the University of South Carolina is a comprehensive undergraduate degree delivered in a public study mode. This curriculum develops vital critical-thinking and analytical skills through the lens of global traditions, preparing students for diverse professional paths or advanced academic research.

University of Washington's program in Comparative Religion is known for its unusually large range of course offerings in the religious traditions of both the East and West. The faculty has particular strength in history and sociology. Participants in the program have an opportunity to enroll in small classes and interact with a faculty that puts emphasis on maintaining close contact with students.

Are you interested in serving the church? Do you enjoy working with people? Youth? Families? Elders? The Youth and Family Ministry program of Midland University opens doors to a wide range of opportunities for vocation and further education.

The Discipleship Ministry - Vocational Track at Lee University is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate programme. This degree focuses on spiritual formation and leadership within a Christian context. Students engage in rigorous academic study and practical ministry training over a standard four-year duration on campus.

The Intercultural Studies - Vocational Missiology programme at Lee University is a comprehensive undergraduate degree designed for global service. This full-time course combines theological depth with practical mission skills. Students engage in extensive cross-cultural training and ministry preparation over a four-year duration.

Maranatha Baptist University’s Pastoral Studies degree is designed to provide a broad knowledge of biblical studies and Greek.

The Secondary Catholic Religion Education programme at the University of Dayton is a public bachelor degree designed for aspiring teachers. This full-time course prepares students for Archdiocese of Cincinnati certification, focusing on faith development for grades 7-12 through extensive practical field experience.

The Religion and Culture programme at Western Washington University is a nonsectarian B.A. degree exploring the intersection of belief and society. This full-time, on-campus course examines global traditions and modern transformations, providing students with critical research skills over a standard four-year duration.

Who or what is the divine? What does it mean to be human? How do spiritual beliefs shape our world? In this Religious Studies program at University of Waterloo, you’ll examine how religions have influenced politics, economics, culture, art, science, and society throughout history — and continue to do so today.

Religion is arguably the most powerful and pervasive force in the world. Studying religions can help one understand the complex and sometimes volatile relationships between religion and politics, economics, and social structures. SO join the Religious Studies degree at Duke University. 

Religious Studies at University of Miami is the academic study of religion and spirituality. We explore texts, histories, and ways in which humans from various cultures have understood their world.

The Hebrew programme at The City University of New York offers a comprehensive exploration of language and culture. This undergraduate course provides students with flexible study modes to master linguistic skills. It is designed for those seeking a deep understanding of Middle Eastern heritage within a premier urban institution.

Religious Studies from Rollins College has dramatically shaped cultures, politics, and economies across time and around the world. As a religious studies major at Rollins, you’ll explore how the search for meaning impacts people and societies.  

Theology from Assumption University provides valuable and distinctive dimensions to an Assumption liberal arts education. You’ll learn about the human experience and explore the role of faith and reason in the search for truth, and find out more about yourself in the process.  

Religious Studies from St. Lawrence University educates students about the diversity of religious worlds and diversity within religions, including Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity, Shinto, and religion in the United States. 

The Bachelor of Arts in Christian Ministry degree from Regent University, offered online and on-campus, will prepare you to become a minister or to serve another area of ministry. 

Courses offered toward a major in Religion at Augsburg University highlight the theme of Religion in Public Life in four concentrations: 1) Culture and Society, 2) History and Theology, 3) Sacred Texts and Narratives, 4) Global Religions and Interfaith Studies.

Religious Studies from Elms College allows you to study a subject that speaks to the person, the community, and the world. Students can study diverse religious traditions such as Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism as a foundation for graduate study in comparative religion, the role of religion in society, and interfaith dialogue.

Students in California Baptist University’s Bachelor of Applied Theology (BAT) program study the Bible and theology, learning who God is and how His Word applies to life. 

Cedarville University’s Biblical Studies (Youth and Family Ministries) degree will prepare you to minister effectively in a wide variety of youth and family ministries. You will learn how to encourage spiritual growth through meaningful relationships, compelling biblical teaching, effective program development, and influential servant-leadership in a constantly changing youth culture.