Overview This certificate program delves deeply into major world religions, including Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and indigenous spiritualties. Students analyze the historical contexts, ethical frameworks, and textual interpretations that shape these traditions. Emphasis is placed on critical analysis, interfaith dialogue, and the application of religious studies in diverse contemporary settings.

The curriculum integrates theoretical studies with practical applications, encouraging students to engage in scholarly discourse and contribute to ongoing academic dialogues. Graduates gain comprehensive knowledge and critical skills necessary for further academic pursuits or professional careers in fields such as academia, interfaith leadership, social services, and global affairs.

Throughout the program, students explore how religious beliefs and practices influence individuals, communities, and societies. They examine the role of religion in addressing contemporary challenges such as social justice, environmental ethics, and intercultural understanding. This multidimensional approach prepares graduates to navigate complex global issues with sensitivity and insight.