Bachelor of Science - Global Religions

The Global Religions program’s main goals are to study how individuals and communities around the world do this through their use of religious language, imagery and performance. In studying the five major World Religions – Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism – students will engage specific issues that pertain to the Holocaust, the roles of women in the Bible, Islamic modernism, Hindu myth and ritual and Zen Buddhist practice among others. Additionally, students will wrestle with issues that transcend and question the boundaries of these five traditions, examining comparative and contemporary issues in the study of religion, including: he varieties and meaning of Asian Ritual Performances, the various religious roles that women and women’s rituals play throughout the world, the contributions of New Religious Movements to contemporary American culture, the place of children, children’s literature and comic books in modern religions, the varieties of mystical experience performed throughout the world and the use of religious language in global violence and terrorism.

This Guaranteed Outcome Program guarantees admission to a Top universities. Students first enroll at University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, where they will take undergraduate degree courses alongside American students. Kings staff are on campus to support students at all times. After 2-4 semesters of study, students can stay at University of Wisconsin Oshkosh or will have an option to transfer to a Top university guaranteed. Kings expert university advisors will help students develop their student profile, making the transfer process straightforward. Upon successful transfer to a university, students will complete their degree at said university.