The Bachelor of Arts Honours in Religious Studies at the University of Regina invites you to explore the profound impact of religion on human societies and cultures across the globe. This undergraduate program is ideal for curious minds eager to understand the diverse thought, practices, and historical development of major world religions, as well as contemporary issues like the impact of colonialism on religious practice. You will engage with critical academic approaches, examining everything from classical texts in Sanskrit and Classical Chinese to cross-cultural beliefs about ghosts, monsters, and demons.
You will study this program on campus full-time over four years, immersing yourself in a curriculum that balances foundational knowledge with specialised interests. The course structure encourages deep dives into specific traditions like Hinduism, Buddhism, or Japanese Religions, and explores influential theories on the social and cognitive dimensions of religious belief. You will develop critical analytical skills through textual analysis and comparative studies, preparing you for postgraduate study or careers in education, administration, research, or any field requiring a sophisticated understanding of human interaction and belief systems.