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Lancaster University

MA Religion and Conflict

<div><p>Course Overview</p><p>This interdisciplinary programme aims to allow you to undertake sustained and focused study across the disciplines of politics and religion, with particular attention to the topic of conflict.</p><p>In addition to core and optional modules in politics and religion, a 20,000 word dissertation provides you with the opportunity to undertake an extended project which focuses upon one of a number of dimensions relating to the interface of politics and religion, as it pertains to conflict.</p></div>

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<p>Located on a wonderful campus in the North-West of England and offering students access to universities that are experts in their field, the University places great emphasis on a strong student experience and employability.&nbsp;</p><p>Lancaster is one of only a few universities in the UK that has a collegiate system. This contributes to forging a strong sense of identity and loyalty and continues to characterize Lancaster's student life.&nbsp;</p><p>A thriving community of around nine colleges comprises students from 100 countries and creates a cultural campus, in a place where towns, coasts and countryside are combined.</p><h2>What is the Lancaster University acceptance rate for International Students?</h2><p>The Lancaster University acceptance rate is over 18.69%.</p>

Mode of Study

Conflict Management and Contemporary Conflicts

Theory and Methods in Postgraduate Studies

Core modules

Faith Debates: Religion and Values (distance learning)

Issues and Practice in Diplomacy and Foreign Policy

Major Approaches to the Study of International Relations

Religion and Conflict (distance learning)

Theory and Concepts in Diplomacy and Foreign Policy

Optional modules

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MA Religion and Conflict

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Core modules

Optional modules

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Mode of Study