Religious Diversity in a Globalised World (Master of Arts)
An interdisciplinary two-year Master's programme exploring the intersection of religion, globalisation, and conflict resolution.
Best for:Best for students interested in international relations, sociology of religion, and cross-cultural conflict resolution.
Overview
The Religious Diversity in a Globalised World Master's programme investigates how religious movements and identities interact with contemporary and historical global developments. Offered through the ReD Global network of European and Latin American institutions and coordinated by the University of Groningen, the curriculum trains students to navigate cultural divides and address international conflicts. Participants gain a comprehensive understanding of tolerance, societal diversity, and the political and economic implications of religion. The interdisciplinary framework prepares graduates for impactful careers in fields such as diplomacy, international development, research, and social welfare.
What you'll do
- Complete a comprehensive 120 ECTS curriculum over two years focusing on religious movements and global interactions
- Engage in interdisciplinary coursework across partner institutions within the ReD Global network
- Analyze historical and contemporary contexts of religious diversity and societal tolerance
- Develop practical skills for explaining and resolving cross-cultural and religious conflicts
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree or equivalent in a relevant discipline
Degree offered: Master of Arts
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Academic research and writing capabilities
- Critical analysis of social and cultural phenomena
- Foundational knowledge in humanities or social sciences
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