UIUC’s Religion BA invites students to examine sacred texts, rituals, and ethical systems across global traditions while interrogating religion’s intersections with politics, art, science, and social justice. Field trips, language study, and collaborative research with local faith communities enrich classroom learning. Graduates engage in interfaith dialogue, museum curation, journalism, and nonprofit leadership, bringing nuanced cultural literacy to diverse workplaces.
Digital archive of Illinois interfaith initiatives since 2000
Photo essay on architecture of Midwestern mosques and temples
Podcast debating ethics of gene editing in religious perspectives
Translation and commentary of early Buddhist sutras
Interactive map of pilgrimage routes in North America
Museum exhibit proposal on sacred sound across cultures
Survey research on spirituality and environmental activism
Augmented-reality tour of religious art in Krannert Art Museum
Film analysis of religious symbolism in science-fiction cinema
Workshop facilitating dialogue between secular and faith-based student groups
Policy paper on religious freedom and public-health mandates
Comparative study of ritual food practices in Hinduism and Judaism
Community garden project incorporating Indigenous spiritual teachings
Critical essay on social media and modern evangelism
Mobile app guiding mindfulness practices from multiple traditions
Explore belief systems and their impact through Religion studies at UIUC.
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