The Department of Religious Studies and Philosophy at Glendale Community College offers a variety of interdisciplinary perspectives on religion and philosophy in their historical, literary, artistic, intellectual and social contexts. In addition to surveys of religious traditions and eastern and western philosophy, the Department’s faculty regularly offers courses in ethics, bioethics, logic, Native American religious traditions, and classics of western and eastern spirituality.  Complimenting these courses are tradition-specific courses in Judaism, Islam and Christianity, as well as thematic courses on women in religion, the philosophy of sexuality, and environmental ethics.

In addition to our regular curriculum, the Department sponsors The Religious Studies Club and faculty participate in a variety of community activities.  We invite you to explore the website, and, again we welcome you.

Religious Studies and Philosophy Department News:

TEACHING OPPORTUNITIES: Interested in adjunct teaching for religious studies or philosophy? Click here...

TUTORING: Logic tutoring is available this this semester.  Click here for the current semester’s tutoring schedule.

Need info on our online World Religions course?  Click the link below.

REL 243: World Religions Online v.2