Philosophy and Religious Studies
Minor in Comparative Religion
About the Comparative Religion Minor
Immerse yourself in the exploration of faiths across the world with the Comparative Religion Minor. Our program is a curated blend of philosophical, historical, and sociological perspectives, which promises to not just educate, but to enlighten. You will study different religious traditions, to better understand their roles in shaping human narratives, influencing societal structures, and driving global interactions.
Visit Department WebsiteWhy Study Comparative Religion at CWU?
At CWU, learning is a powerful process of connection and growth.
A minor in Comparative Religion complements many majors, enabling you to build meaningful connections between your primary field of study and the broader world of religious traditions. Our faculty foster meaningful dialogue about faith, culture, and history and are committed to nurturing your intellectual curiosity.Where is this program offered?
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Highlights
Join the Conversation
Fascinating conversations abound weekly at the Philosophy & Religious Studies Club at CWU, dedicated to the discussion and understanding of philosophical and religious concepts and ideas. Fun activities are also on the menu along with enlightening events.
Faculty’s Finest
Learn from the best. CWU Philosophy and Religious Studies Professor Matthew Altman, Ph.D., was honored with the 2019 CWU Distinguished Faculty Award for Service.
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