12 Bachelor's degrees in Theology and Religious Studies in Connecticut, United States

Explore Jewish history and culture in our interdisciplinary Judaic Studies program at University of Hartford, while taking part in exciting research or study abroad opportunities. 

University of Saint Joseph's Religious Studies program at University of Saint Joseph welcomes members of all faiths.

The goal in the Religion department at Wesleyan University is to understand religion, religions, and how these have been studied. Religion departments, including those with Wesleyan's distinctive approach, are not in the business of making students religious. 

The Theology and Religious Studies programme at Sacred Heart University is a full-time, on-campus Bachelor of Arts degree. Over four years, students explore the core questions of life, Catholic intellectual traditions, and global religious movements, developing the critical thinking skills required for diverse professional paths.

The study of religion is as much a process of transformation as an education. As a student of Religious Studies at Trinity College, you learn to develop and exercise a respectful and open attitude toward a variety of beliefs and practices among the peoples of the world.

As a Religious Studies major at Connecticut College, you engage in a rigorous course of study centered on your interests across religious traditions, sects and practices. Many of our students study away during their third year to further develop research skills. Religious Studies students have the opportunity to undertake independent studies with our faculty. 

The Bachelor of Arts in Sacred Art (BA Sacred Art) program at Holy Apostles College and Seminary is available 100% online and is a 120-credit Undergraduate degree.

The Bachelor of Arts in Theology (BA Theology) program at Holy Apostles College and Seminary is available both on campus and 100% online and is a 120-credit Undergraduate degree.

Based in the Department of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages and sponsored by the department’s Hebrew and Judaic Studies section, UConn’s major in Judaic Studies  at the University of Connecticut offers a unique interdisciplinary approach to the study of the languages, literatures, culture, history and religion of the Jews. 

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 Religious Studies curriculum at Yale University approaches the history of human thought and practice while focusing on specific geographical, cultural, and philosophical areas of scholarly interest.

Judaic Studies at Yale University enables students to develop a broad knowledge of the history, religion, literature, philosophy, languages, and politics of the Jews. Jewish society, texts, ideologies, material cultures, and institutions are studied from a comparative perspective in the context of histories, cultures, and intellectual traditions among which Jews have lived throughout the ages.