Philosophy Department, characterized as golden opportunity” to offer a broadened program in “a Religious Studies. Please find below the number of undergraduate students who have taken introductory and upper-division courses in religious studies through the Philosophy Department from AY 2009-2014 (through Winter 2014). NOTE: The data does not include enrollment in major-relevant History courses. Course AY AY 2010 AY 2011 AY 2012 AY 2013 AY 2014 Total Credit 2009 (per Winter Students Hours term) PHL 160: 701 860 909 889 454 214 4,027 16,108 World Religions PHL 170: Idea 94 55 154 183 39 525 2,100 of God 31 19 13 NA 23 86 344 PHL 202: Intro to Religious (New Studies course) PHL 208: Intro 40 41 24 39 NA 49 193 772 to Buddhism PHL 210: 21 57 78 624 Religion in US (New course) PHL 213: 35 35 140 Traditions (new course)
Philosophy Department, characterized as “a golden opportunity” to offer a broadened program in Religious Studies. Please find below the number of undergraduate students who have taken introductory and upper-division courses in religious studies through the Philosophy Department from AY 2009-2014 (through Winter 2014). NOTE: The data does not include enrollment in major-relevant History courses. Course AY 2009 AY 2010 AY 2011 AY 2012 AY 2013 AY 2014 (per Winter term) Total Students Credit Hours PHL 160: World Religions 701 860 909 889 454 214 4,027 16,108 PHL 170: Idea of God 94 55 154 183 39 525 2,100 PHL 202: Intro to Religious Studies 31 (New course) 19 13 NA 23 86 344 PHL 208: Intro to Buddhism 40 41 24 39 NA 49 193 772 PHL 210: Religion in US 21 (New course) 57 78 624 PHL 213: Traditions 35 (new course) 35 140
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