HUM 99 - Death, Dying and Religions

3 unit(s)
Course provides broad sociological and religious perspectives in a variety of cultural contexts to explore the interrelationships of life and death, observing the influence various social practices and institutions have in shaping attitudes toward death and dying in ways that are surprisingly life-affirming, socially significant, and personally meaningful.

Satisfies GE Area: 4. Social and Behavioral Sciences (Formerly Area D).

Grading: Letter Graded

Cross-listed with GERO 99 / RELS 99. Humanities is responsible for scheduling.

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