REL 565

Religion in Culture Applied (Internship)

Independent Study

TBA

Directed reading/independent study courses meet at times agreed upon by the instructor and student(s); speak with a professor with whom you hope to do such a course before obtaining permission to enroll.

Students enrolled in REL’s M.A. degree have a variety of local (on and off-campus) opportunities to gain applied, practical experience — where the skills acquired in the classroom are not only of direct benefit but where they are also enhanced.

Prof. Touna, the Graduate Director, acts as the instructor of record for section 001 (and REL’s liaison to off-site supervisors), in which all students enroll when working in an internship outside the Department. Prof. Newton, editor of The Bulletin for the Study of Religion, is the supervisor for section 002, with student assisting in producing the issues for this quarterly publication in our field.

Learn more about possible internships and speak with the Graduate Director well in advance of the semester in which you hope to enroll in this internship course. If possible the Department will arrange new internship relationships with outside offices to meet student interests.

Vaia Touna

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