Which RST Minor Should I Choose?
The Religious Studies Department offers 2 different minors. Each minor is 7 courses (numbered below), and you may count your religious studies liberal arts course as one of them! For more information, contact the religious studies program coordinator, Dr. Wendy Crosby (wcrosby@sienaheights.edu).
Religious Studies Minor | Catholic Studies Minor |
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A mini version of the major – offers a broad look at Christianity and religion. This is a great minor for students who want to understand their own Catholic/Christian faith more deeply, who plan to work for a faith-based organization in the future, or who are non-believers but want to understand the phenomenon of religion in the world. This minor can be completed fully online. | An interdisciplinary minor covering both the theological and cultural impact of Catholicism, past and present. |
1) 100-level RST Course note: RST 102: Intro to Christian Theology or RST 103: Catholicism Today are recommended 2) RST 302: Hebrew Scriptures 3) RST 303: Christian Scriptures or RST 319: Christology 4) RST 305: Theological Ethics 5) RST 314: World Religions 6, 7) 2 RST Electives | 1) RST 103: Catholicism Today 2) RST 303: Christian Scriptures 3) RST 305: Theological Ethics or RST 319: Christology 4) RST 395: Theological Application or RST 480: Faith in Action 5, 6, 7) 3 Interdisciplinary Electives that relate to Catholicism *Electives must be approved by the religious studies program coordinator |