University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
The graduate program in religious studies deals with religion both as a distinctive human experience and as a mode of culture, history, and society. Students entering the doctoral program without an M.A. in religious studies or an affiliated discipline complete thirty hours of course credit, a written comprehensive examination in their specific field, a thesis of three to six credits with an oral defense, and competence in a modern foreign research language.
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