Undergrad Degree Requirements:
You can get a degree in the Study of Religions through a BA (Bachelor of Arts) or a BSocSc (Bachelor of Social Science). Both Bachelor degrees include 20 semester (half year) courses. You need 8 in your first year, and either 6 or 8 in your second year. The last 4 or 6 semester courses are done in your third year.
Requirements for a major in the Study of Religions:
FIRST YEAR: take one of the following:
| Course | Title |
| REL1002F | Religions Past and Present |
| REL1006S | Judaism, Christianity and Islam |
| REL1017S | African Religious Traditions |
SECOND YEAR: take two of the following:
| Course | Title |
| REL2040F | Religion and Society |
| REL2047F | Religion, Sexuality and Gender |
| REL2048S | Psychology of Religion |
THIRD YEAR:
| Couse | Title |
| REL3037F | Religion and Politics |
| REL3042S | Religion and Media |
Prerequisites:
- For any 2000-level REL course: Second-year status or permission of the Head of Department.
- For REL3037F: completion of any two REL 2000-level courses; second- or third-year status; or permission of the Head of Department (second year students who are majoring in Politics would be given standard HOD allowance to take this course).
- For REL3042S: completion of any two REL 2000-level courses; second- or third-year status; or permission of the Head of Department (second year students who are majoring in FAM would be given standard HOD allowance to take this course).