The Department of Religions and Society fosters understanding of world religions, interfaith relations, social realities, and the role of religion in shaping contemporary communities.
Overview
The curriculum includes World Religions, Tribal Religions, Philosophy of Religion, Sociology of Religion, Interreligious Dialogue, and Religion in Contemporary Society.
Programme Outcomes
Students will:
Understand major religious traditions.
Engage in meaningful interfaith dialogue.
Analyze religion's impact on society and culture.
Promote peace, justice, and mutual understanding.
Courses and Duration
B.D.: Integrated within the programme
M.Th. (Primal Religion / Hinduism): 2 Years
Eligibility
B.D. with B Grade (60%) or above.
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