 standing bodhisattva Gandhara, 2d-3d century CE Museum fur indische Kunst, Berlin |
M.A.
in Religious Studies The graduate program in
Religious Studies
at UNC Charlotte is
designed for students who want to pursue advanced
studies in the academic study of religion while working closely with a
distinguished faculty of scholars and
teachers. A Master of Arts in Religious Studies serves the following
constituencies: those preparing for further graduate work in Religious
Studies or other humanities disciplines at the Ph.D. level; those preparing for
teaching positions at community colleges
or for adjunct instructor positions at colleges
or universities; those
preparing for secular professional
careers (e.g., journalism;
foreign service) in non-academic
settings; or those seeking to enjoy the
intellectual rewards of a
liberal arts education at the graduate level. To learn more about the M.A. in Religious Studies, and about the application and admissions process, please visit the links to the program overview, frequently asked questions, courses, and the UNC Charlotte Office of Graduate Admissions. |