Religious Roots of Europe Master's Programme
Explore the historical and societal impact of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam in Europe.
Best for:Best for students with a background in theology or religious studies seeking advanced international training.
Overview
The Master's programme in the Religious Roots of Europe, hosted by the Faculty of Theology at the University of Copenhagen, is an international and innovative two-year course of study. Students investigate the three major European religions—Christianity, Judaism, and Islam—and analyze their profound influences on European culture and society. Up to ten students are admitted annually to engage in rigorous academic inquiry and specialized training. Graduates are well-prepared to pursue doctoral studies, enter teaching careers, or work in governmental and private institutions focusing on culture, diplomacy, and international relations.
What you'll do
- Complete coursework across the three major European religious traditions
- Participate in international and collaborative seminars
- Conduct independent academic research and produce a master's thesis
- Engage with interdisciplinary topics concerning religion in modern culture and society
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree or equivalent
Degree offered: Master's degree
Language: English proficiency as required for international master's programmes
Instruction: English
- Foundational knowledge in religious studies, theology, or a closely related humanities discipline
- Ability to conduct independent academic research and textual analysis
- Strong critical thinking and written communication skills
- Maximum of ten students admitted annually based on selective admissions criteria
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Applicants must submit their application through the official study portal by providing all requested academic documents and credentials. Admissions are highly selective, with a strict intake limit of ten students per year.
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- Bachelor's degree transcript
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