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Nov 25, 2024
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2014-2015 Academic Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Religion and Philosophy B.A.
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A major in Religion and Philosophy provides a balanced undergraduate degree in the various disciplines within religious and philosophical studies. A major in Youth Ministry expands that experience to include the practical area of ministry to adolescents. These majors provide foundational preparation in the areas of Bible, Theology, Church History, Spiritual Formation, and Philosophy. The upper-level courses within the major allow students to interact with faculty and fellow students and, when coupled with the General Education curriculum, prepares them for ministry involvement or further education at the graduate level.
EMPLOYMENT
Religion majors can be found in church and other ministry settings, as well as social, recreational or service settings where dealing with people’s physical and spiritual needs are a priority.
DEGREE AWARDED
Bachelor of Arts
CONTACT
Dr. Jim Smith
Division of Religion and Humanities
316-295-5840
smithj@friends.edu
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Required General Education Courses: 6 credit hours
All Religion/Philosophy majors are highly recommended to take two semesters of the same biblical language to meet the foreign language requirement for the Bachelor of Arts degree. Core Major Requirements: 23 credit hours
Choose one of the following: 3 credit hours
Choose two from the following: 6 credit hours
Choose two from the following: 6 credit hours
Choose one for the following: 3 credit hours
Optional Concentration: Youth Ministries
Required General Education Courses: 6 credit hours
Youth Ministries Concentration Requirements: 21 credit hours
Optional Concentration: Christian Spiritual Formation
In addition to the courses listed for a Religion and Philosophy major, students in Christian Spiritual Formation are required to take the following courses: Christian Spiritual Formation Concentration Requirements: 15 credit hours
Total Major Requirements: 41-56 credit hours
Total Degree Requirements: 124 hours
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