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Religion & Humanities
The classes are small, but the topics aren’t just big – they’re worldwide. When you study religion, you challenge your own perceptions about faith and belief through the study of the faiths and belief of others. Like we said, it’s big, and you may have to talk some of this stuff out. That’s called critical thinking, and that’s what we’re here for.
- Pastoral Ministry
- Health Welfare Ministries
- Mission Organizations
- Allied Health
- Law
- Business
- Education
- Global Religion and Film
- Religion and Pop Culture
- The Buddha and His Teachings
- Great Religious Minds
- Wesleyan Heritage and History
- Be active in the Methodist Church through internships and appointments
- Study abroad in places like India, Nepal, Turkey, Greece, Ireland and Scotland
- Interact with groups like the Islamic Association of Tarrant County and the Chinmaya Mission
- Participate in weekly chapel services
- Build relationships through the Methodist Student Society
- Attending law schools like Texas Wesleyan School of Law
- Pursuing professional careers in churches across the country
- Attending graduate schools like the Perkins School of Theology at SMU
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B.S., Religion
Emphases
Christian Education
Comparative Religions
B.A., Religion, Pre-Seminary Emphasis
Scholarship Opportunities
Contact Mark Hanshaw, assistant professor of religion, at mhanshaw@txwes.edu or 817-531-4910.
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