Center for the Study of World Religions

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The Center for the Study of World Religions is an academic institute at Harvard dedicated to the scholarly and interdisciplinary study of global religious traditions and their contemporary significance.

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instanceOf Harvard University research institute
academic research center
religious studies institute
abbreviation CSWR
affiliatedWith Harvard University
country United States of America
surface form: United States
fieldOfWork comparative religion
global religions
history of religions
interreligious dialogue
philosophy of religion
religious studies
theology
focusesOn comparative study of religions
interreligious understanding
religion and culture
religion and ethics
religion and globalization
religion and public life
religion in contemporary society
hasAcademicFocus contemporary religious issues
global religious traditions
interdisciplinary approaches to religion
hasPerspective interdisciplinary
nonsectarian
scholarly
hasTypeOfProgram academic colloquia
public programming
research fellowships
residential academic community
hosts doctoral students
interdisciplinary research projects
postdoctoral fellows
visiting scholars
languageOfWork English
locatedIn Cambridge, Massachusetts
locatedOnCampusOf Harvard University
mission to advance the scholarly and interdisciplinary study of world religions
to foster understanding of global religious traditions and their contemporary significance
name Center for the Study of World Religions self-link
offers conferences
fellowship programs
public lectures
residential fellowships for scholars
seminars
workshops
partOf Harvard Divinity School
servesCommunity broader public interested in religion
scholars of religion
students of religion

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Harvard Divinity School hasCenter Center for the Study of World Religions
Center for the Study of World Religions name Center for the Study of World Religions self-link