MA Religion, Culture & Society
Course Overview
This innovative MA in Religion, Culture and Society offers a challenging interdisciplinary exploration of faith's role in the modern world. You will critically analyze how religion intersects with politics, economics, and social constructs to shape communities and global affairs. The program is designed to equip you with the tools to promote inclusivity and engage in meaningful interfaith dialogue in diverse professional settings.
Key Program Highlights
- Interdisciplinary curriculum integrating theology, philosophy, sociology, and political science
- Critical analysis of religion's impact on contemporary issues like human rights, sexuality, and cultural relationships
- Focus on applying academic theory to real-world challenges of community cohesion and combating prejudice
- Examination of both classical theological concepts and modern atheistic perspectives on spirituality
- Prepares for diverse careers aligned with high-level directives from bodies like the Council of Europe
Course Overview
This innovative MA in Religion, Culture and Society offers a challenging interdisciplinary exploration of faith's role in the modern world. You will critically analyze how religion intersects with politics, economics, and social constructs to shape communities and global affairs. The program is designed to equip you with the tools to promote inclusivity and engage in meaningful interfaith dialogue in diverse professional settings.
Key Program Highlights
- Interdisciplinary curriculum integrating theology, philosophy, sociology, and political science
- Critical analysis of religion's impact on contemporary issues like human rights, sexuality, and cultural relationships
- Focus on applying academic theory to real-world challenges of community cohesion and combating prejudice
- Examination of both classical theological concepts and modern atheistic perspectives on spirituality
- Prepares for diverse careers aligned with high-level directives from bodies like the Council of Europe
