Religious beliefs and learned worldviews play a significant role in how people construct ethical decisions. By understanding the interdisciplinary grounds of these decisions- taking into account social, political, economic and cultural influences – students will become equipped to assess complex issues and alternative choices in resolving contemporary problems. The bachelor's degree in Religion and Applied Ethics Studies fosters a unique, interdisciplinary understanding of religion, religion's contribution to morality, and ethical issues in various arenas of contemporary life. The program studies religion and its contribution to, and affect on, morality and ethical issues in our society. This program particularly appeals to individuals interested in exploring society's tough questions from religious, moral and ethical perspectives.