The Berkley Center engages students in learning about global challenges and fosters research in pursuit of peacebuilding solutions. Students can take courses at the center, work as research assistants, participate in fellowship programs, enhance their studies abroad, engage in interfaith activities, and blog about personal experiences that have shaped their understanding of religion and world affairs. The broad range of programs and courses, made possible in large part through the Doyle Engaging Difference Program, are designed to prepare students to negotiate a world marked by political, cultural, and religious diversity. Students are encouraged to explore the challenges and successes at the intersection of religion and world affairs. This report highlights the Berkley Center’s core student programs during the 2017-2018 academic year.
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