Religious Studies The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Overview

At Religious Studies programme at  The Chinese University of Hong Kong the primary goal is to familiarize students with the relationship between religion and various academic fields.

Key facts:

The programme places significant emphasis on interdisciplinary studies, specifically Philosophy of Religion, Psychology of Religion, Sociology of Religion, Religion and Ethics, Religion and Education, and Religion and Literature.

The Religious Studies programme requires students to engage in fieldwork and research to deepen their understanding of the everyday religious practices in our society and the surrounding region. To bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, the programme offers internship opportunities for undergraduate students, providing them with first-hand experience in the field.

Career Prospects

• Religious Studies: Nurturing Critical Thinking in a Pluralistic and Globalized Society
• Our Religious Studies programme embraces the broader goal of fostering students’ critical-thinking skills, particularly in the face of today’s pluralistic and globalized society. While Religious Studies may not be solely career-oriented, it equips students with valuable perspectives and abilities that are highly sought after in various professional fields.