CS Programs Offered

In accordance with the religious identity of King’s University College, Catholic Studies provides a substantive treatment of the Roman Catholic Tradition and the necessary competence in the content to be taught in Religious Education Courses in the Catholic School System. The module also meets the Religious Studies admission requirements of the Faculty of Education for the use of Religion as a teaching subject.

Students should consult with the Department during the Spring Counselling period regarding course selection and availability. Some required courses are taught only in alternate years.

Admission Requirements

Completion of first-year requirements with no failures. Students must have an average of at least 70% in 3.0 principal courses including 0.5 course in Religious Studies with no mark in these principal courses below 60%. Religious Studies 1027E is recommended.

Module

9.0 courses:

2.5 courses normally taken in second year: Religious Studies 2201F/G, Religious Studies 2202F/G, Religious Studies 2205F/G, Religious Studies 2207E.
2.0 courses: Religious Studies 2203F/G, Religious Studies 2204F/G, Religious Studies 2294F/G, Religious Studies 3301F/G.
1.0 course: Religious Studies 2271F/G and Religious Studies 2272F/G.
0.5 course: Religious Studies 3300F/G (or Philosophy 2660E*).
2.5 additional courses in Religious Studies at the 2200 level or above, except Religious Studies 2208U, Religious Studies 3308U and Religious Studies 4408Y*
0.5 course in Religious Studies at the 4000 level, except Religious Studies 4408Y.

*Students using Philosophy 2660E to meet module requirements need only take an additional 1.5 Religious Studies courses at the 2200 level or above. If both Religious Studies 3300F/G and Philosophy 2660E are taken, Philosophy 2660E may still be counted as a Religious Studies course at the 2200 level.

Note: This module requires Religious Studies 2203F/G, which has Religious Studies 1023E as an antirequisite.  Students who have completed Religious Studies 1023E must substitute an alternate 0.5 course in Religious Studies at the 2200 level.

Note: Students should be aware of the following course sequencing issues with respect to this module:
1) Religious Studies 2271F/G and Religious Studies 2272F/G cannot normally be taken until at least third year as they require prerequisites of Religious Studies 2201F/G and Religious Studies 2202F/G.
2) The Department of Religious Studies offers certain courses in alternate years;  students are responsible for checking the Departmental Website for course rotation information.

Admission Requirements

Completion of first-year requirements and at least a 0.5 course in Religious Studies with a mark of at least 60%. Religious Studies 1027E is recommended.

Module

6.0 courses:

3.5 courses from: Religious Studies 2201F/G, Religious Studies 2202F/G, Religious Studies 2203F/G, Religious Studies 2205F/G, Religious Studies 2207E, Religious Studies 2294F/G.
1.0 course: Religious Studies 2271F/G and Religious Studies 2272F/G.
1.0 additional course in Religious Studies at the 2200 level or above, except Religious Studies 2208U, Religious Studies 3308U and Religious Studies 4408Y.
0.5 additional course in Religious Studies at the 3000 level or above, except Religious Studies 3308U and Religious Studies 4408Y.

Note: Students admitted to an Honors Double Major must complete 1.0 course at the 3000-level or above in each major. Choose your courses accordingly.

Note: This module requires Religious Studies 2203F/G, which has Religious Studies 1023E as an antirequisite. Students who have completed Religious Studies 1023E must substitute an alternate 0.5 course in Religious Studies at the 2200 level.

Note: Students should be aware of the following course sequencing issues with respect to this module:

1) Religious Studies 2271F/G and Religious Studies 2272F/G cannot normally be taken until at least third year as they require prerequisites of Religious Studies 2201F/G and Religious Studies 2202F/G.
2) The Department of Religious Studies offers certain courses in alternate years;  students are responsible for checking the Departmental Website for course rotation information.

Admission Requirements

Completion of first-year requirements and at least a 0.5 course in Religious Studies with a mark of at least 60%. Religious Studies 1027E is recommended.

Module

9.0 courses:

1.5 courses normally taken in second year: Religious Studies 2201F/G, Religious Studies 2202F/G, Religious Studies 2205F/G.
1.0 course Religious Studies 2207E.
2.0 courses: Religious Studies 2203F/G, Religious Studies 2204F/G, Religious Studies 2242E, Religious Studies 3301F/G.
1.0 course: Religious Studies 2271F/G and Religious Studies 2272F/G.
0.5 course: Religious Studies 3300F/G (or Philosophy 2660E**).
3.0 additional courses in Religious Studies at the 2100 level or above, except Religious Studies 2208U, Religious Studies 3308U and Religious Studies 4408Y **.

*Students wishing to retain the option of upgrading to one of the other Catholic Studies modules should use 2200 level courses.

**If Philosophy 2660E is used to meet module requirements, only 2.0 additional Religious Studies courses at the 2100 level or above will be required. If both Religious Studies 3300F/G and Philosophy 2660E are taken, Philosophy 2660E may still be counted as a Religious Studies course at the 2200 level.

Note: Students should be aware of the following course sequencing issues with respect to this module:

1) Religious Studies 2271F/G and Religious Studies 2272F/G cannot normally be taken until at least third year as they require prerequisites of Religious Studies 2201F/G and Religious Studies 2202F/G.
2) The Department of Religious Studies offers certain courses in alternate years;  students are responsible for checking the Departmental Website for course rotation information.
3) Students wishing to retain the option of upgrading to one of the other Catholic Studies modules should use 2200 level courses.

Admission Requirements

Completion of first-year requirements, with at least 0.5 course in Religious Studies. Religious Studies 1027E is recommended.

Module

4.0 courses:

0.5 course from: Religious Studies 2201F/G, Religious Studies 2202F/G, Religious Studies 2210F/G, Religious Studies 2211F/G, Religious Studies 2212F/G, Religious Studies 2213F/G, Religious Studies 2214F/G, Religious Studies 2215F/G, Religious Studies 2255F/G, and the former Religious Studies 2101A/B, and Religious Studies 2102A/B.
0.5 course from: Religious Studies 2205F/G, Religious Studies 2271F/G, Religious Studies 2272F/G, Religious Studies 2294F/G.
3.0 additional courses from the following, if not taken previously: Religious Studies 2134A/B, Religious Studies 2140, Religious Studies 2201F/G, Religious Studies 2202F/G, Religious Studies 2207E, Religious Studies 2210F/G, Religious Studies 2211F/G, Religious Studies 2212F/G, Religious Studies 2213F/G, Religious Studies 2214F/G, Religious Studies 2215F/G, Religious Studies 2218F/G, Religious Studies 2223E, Religious Studies 2234F/G, Religious Studies 2235F/G, Religious Studies 2238F/G, Religious Studies 2239F/G, Religious Studies 2250E, Religious Studies 2271F/G, Religious Studies 2272F/G, Religious Studies 2294F/G and the former Religious Studies 2101A/B, the former Religious Studies 2102A/B, the former Religious Studies 2132 and the former Religious Studies 2140.

Note: Students should be aware of the following course sequencing issues with respect to this module:

1) Religious Studies 2271F/G and Religious Studies 2272F/G cannot normally be taken until at least third year as they require prerequisites of Religious Studies 2201F/G and Religious Studies 2202F/G.
2) The Department of Religious Studies offers certain courses in alternate years;  students are responsible for checking the Departmental Website for course rotation information.