Cultural Literacy in a Globalized World
We are a community of scholars and students who investigate the complex religious histories and cultures of human societies around the world.
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The Concordia University Department of Religions and Cultures strongly opposes Quebec Bill 21. This discriminatory law uses identity for political gain. It supports ideologies and practices that target and marginalize minorities, restrict opportunities, and encourage intolerance. The members of our department believe that a just and equal society must be built on tolerance and understanding.
NEW! The MA in Religions and Cultures is open to any student with a BA in the Social Sciences, Humanities, or Fine Arts.
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