BA (Hons) Arts - Religions and Global Diversity
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University College Cork Programs
The University College Cork offers a variety of programs for students. One of the programs is the BA (Hons) Arts - Religions and Global Diversity.
BA (Hons) Arts - Religions and Global Diversity
This course explores a wide variety of religious traditions, such as Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism, Judaism, and various forms of Christianity, as well as offering students the unique opportunity to study indigenous religions, western esotericism, new religious movements, Japanese religions, anthropology of religions, and sexuality and Islam with specialists in these fields.
Course Description
Religions matter. Every world-news bulletin has stories about the impact of religions on individuals and communities. Whether in India, Ireland, or Iran, forms and expressions of religion are constantly changing. Some people turn to "alternative" spiritualities in quest of personal fulfillment, while others seek to strengthen "traditional" religious values in a fast-changing world.
Course Overview
Religions and Global Diversity is a course that reflects on the critical study of religions and cultures around the world, aligning with UCC's tradition of independent thinking. Unlike traditional theology courses, Religions and Global Diversity does not assume you are a believer and is not about promoting religion. It's a fascinating subject for anyone with an interest in the power of religion, whether or not you are a religious practitioner yourself.
Study of Religions Department
The Study of Religions Department at University College Cork offers various programs, including undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. The department has a team of specialists in different fields of study, including India Study Centre Cork (ISCC), 'Hidden Galleries' European Research Council Project, Irish Society for the Academic Study of Religions (ISASR), and MEWSC.
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- 'Hidden Galleries' European Research Council Project
- Irish Society for the Academic Study of Religions (ISASR)
- MEWSC
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