WMU Department of Comparative Religion 4+1 Program for the Master of Arts in Comparative Religion Degree with Kalamazoo College Department of Religion
(For details on the Master of Arts in Comparative Religion Degree click here.)
1) Up to 6 credit hours may be transferred directly for credit from Kalamazoo College to Western Michigan University from the successful completion with a grade of B or better of at least 2 of the following Kalamazoo College courses.
RELG200 Religion and Science
RELG201/ARTX 205/SEMN 205 Religious Art and Material Culture
RELG202/SEMN 230 Same Sex, Gender, and Religion
RELG204 Feminist Studies in Religion
RELG210 Sex and the Bible
RELG211/CLAS 255 Religion From Alexander to Constantine
RELG212 Contemporary Biblical Studies
RELG/SEMN213 Christianity & the Family
RELG/HIST218 American Jewish Experience
RELG220 Catholicism in the Americas
RELG221 Black Religious Experiences in the Americas
RELG250 Buddhism in East Asia
RELG251 Buddhas and Buddhist Philosophies
RELG260/CLAS 261 Judaism in Antiquity
RELG/HIST263 Jews in a Changing Europe, 1750-1880
RELG/HIST264 Jewish Revolutions: 1881-1967
RELG/HIST265 Zionism: From Idea to State
RELG/HIST267 Women and Judaism
RELG/HIST/SEMN268 Jews on Film
RELG270 Islam in the Modern World
RELG/AFST/HIST274 Islam in Africa
RELG/HIST275/SEMN 274 African Christianity
RELG295 Religion & Sexuality in the US
RELG295 Race, Religion, and Migration in the US
RELG295 Love in a Dead Language
RELG295 Race and Islam in America
2) To receive up to 6 credits at WMU as REL5000 equivalents, students from Kalamazoo College will be required to submit their final writing projects from any of the following Kalamazoo College courses for evaluation by the WMU Department of Comparative Religion Faculty. The work will be graded "Credit" or "No Credit." "Credit" will be posted on the transcript as "Credit earned by examination" without letter grade or honor points. Examination fees are assessed on a credit hour basis and are the same for all students.
RELG390 Junior Seminar in Religion
RELG490 Senior Seminar in Religion
RELG593 Senior Individualized Project