Studying at TWU prepares you for the career you want with experience employers are looking for
Religion and Philosophy includes seven religion courses, four philosophy courses, and a capstone research paper which affords students the opportunity to formulate a persuasive argument about a figure, idea, movement, or issue, and present their research to department faculty in a colloquy setting.
Classes are purposefully small, giving students and faculty the opportunity to grapple with tough questions together, fostering critical thought among students.
Graduates move on to graduate school, law school, seminary, local church ministry, non-profit, business, or any number of other callings.
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