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The Interdisciplinary Studies (MAIS) program in the College of Humanities & Social Sciences consists of multiple established degree paths that exist in partnership with academic units and faculty across the University. It offers a home for students with broad academic interests who seek a master'...
BA in Religious Studies
The BA in religious studies is designed to give students an understanding of the major religious traditions of the world. The degree has a comparative and cross-cultural perspective that relates to global issues. Areas of study include Eastern religious traditions (Buddhism, Confucianism, Daoism, Hin...
RELI 212-001: Religions of Asia
Fall 2024 - Young Chan RoRELI 212-DL1: Religions of Asia
Fall 2024 - Jetsun DeleplanqueRELI 211-DL1: Religions of the West
Fall 2024 - Mohammad Mahdi M ShahkolahiRELI 211-002: Religions of the West
Fall 2024 - Jim DooleyRELI 211-B01: Religions of the West
Summer 2024 - Alexandria FrischReligious Studies concentration in the MAIS in Interdisciplinary Studies
INQUIRING INTO RELIGION AS AN ORGANIZING PRINCIPLE, AND FREQUENT SOURCE OF CONFLICT, IN SOCIETY Religious Studies provides inquiry into religion as an organizing principle, and frequent source of conflict, with training suitable for careers in law, government, journalism, library sciences, teaching ...
John Turner
I teach and write about the the place of religion in American history. I came to George Mason University in 2012, having earned a Ph.D. in American History from the University of Notre Dame and a Masters of Divinity from Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary. Previously, I taught at the Univer...
