37 Bachelor's degrees in Theology and Religious Studies in Pennsylvania, United States

The Religious Studies program at the University of Pittsburgh is designed to introduce majors to several world religions and to a variety of approaches to the study of religion. 

As a student in the Religious Studies - Theology - Academic program at Seton Hill University you will learn about the rich interplay of faith and reason in Christianity, with an emphasis on scripture and tradition as the foundation for thinking about faith. 

The Religious Studies program of Gettysburg College takes you to other cultures, traditions, and worlds. You’ll develop a global perspective that’s fundamental to understanding ethics, ways of living, belief systems, and rituals in civic, civil, and spiritual space throughout history.

A central mission of the Hebrew and Judaic Studies at Bryn Mawr College is to enable students to become critically informed, independent, and creative interpreters of some of the religious movements, sacred texts, ideas, and practices that have decisively shaped human experience. 

The Religion programme at Temple University offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts delivered through a public study mode. This undergraduate degree explores global traditions and their societal impacts. Students examine the intersection of faith with gender, race, and politics during this multi-year, full-time course of study.

Become a compassionate professional with the Mortuary Science program from Gannon University.

Religion and Theology majors from La Salle University  have gone on to graduate school in religion and theology, as well as law school. Our graduates are employed in the non-profit sector as social workers and community organizers. They are ministers, teachers, and even project managers in the business world.

Bachelor of Philosophy and Religion at Drury University students are well trained in terms of content and method. The content of the major focuses on a deep immersion into key questions regarding the meaning, value, and significance of life, as seen from both philosophical and religious perspectives as those have been offered across history and across Western and Eastern cultures.

When you major in Catholic Studies at Duquesne University, you’ll focus on the study of Catholic theology, history, philosophy, culture and arts, gaining a deeper understanding of the Catholic tradition, as well as its impact on the world.

Become part of Susquehanna University’s proud history of preparing Religious Studies students for many varied professional careers, such as social work or government. Religion touches nearly every aspect of human life, literature, politics, current events, history, art and our personal lives. 

Mercyhurst has an outstanding faculty with specialties in scriptural studies, history and sociology of religion, comparative study, theology, and ethics. At Mercyhurst University, we offer programs in Religious Studies, Religion and Society, Catholic Studies, and Ethics.

Religious Studies from Marywood University offers a wide range of study of the beliefs, practices, and values of Christianity and Judaism as well as other religious traditions.

In Messiah University's flexible Biblical and Religious Studies Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree program, you’ll interpret biblical texts, reflect on religious beliefs and practices and acquire leadership skills that enable you to mature academically and spiritually.

Our Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy or Religious Studies programs at West Chester University offers students the chance to individualize their studies and work closely with faculty in a wide variety of areas, including Ethics, Political Philosophy, Metaphysics, and Epistemology. 

Those pursuing the BA in Theological Studies at Eastern University can expect to grow in their understanding of the key issues, concepts, and personalities that have contributed to the living tradition that is the Christian faith.

In the Global Religions program at Moravian University, you will develop a working knowledge of major religious traditions in the world. This requires taking courses in the following areas: Multireligious Studies, Judaism, Christianity, Islam and Asian Traditions.

The B.A. in Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures - Hebrew and Judaica Studies at the University of Pennsylvania is a comprehensive four-year programme. Delivered in a public study mode, it integrates intensive language training with the exploration of Jewish history, literature, and religious traditions across eras.