Master of Arts in Theology
A rigorous interdisciplinary programme preparing graduates for leadership in Catholic institutions and religious organizations.
Best for:Best for students seeking deep theological training with practical applications in Catholic leadership, media, or social work, with a strong foundation in humanities and social sciences.
Overview
This long-cycle Master’s programme at the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin offers advanced study in theology, blending historical, biblical, dogmatic, moral, liturgical, legal, and pastoral perspectives. Graduates gain expertise in humanities and social studies while developing professional skills for ethical decision-making, religious analysis, and pastoral leadership. The curriculum equips students to work in Catholic media, organizations, social movements, and academic research. Admission is competitive, based on secondary school performance and English proficiency.
What you'll do
- Develop advanced knowledge of Catholicism across historical, biblical, dogmatic, moral, liturgical, legal, and pastoral dimensions.
- Analyze emerging religious beliefs and practices using interdisciplinary theological frameworks.
- Apply theological expertise to professional contexts such as Catholic media, organizations, and social movements.
- Engage in ethical reflection and decision-making aligned with Christian values.
- Conduct research and write academic papers on theological topics.
- Participate in seminars, discussions, and practical workshops on pastoral and social issues.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Theology, Humanities, or related fields (not specified).
Degree offered: Master of Arts (MA) in Theology
Language: English proficiency at B2 level or equivalent (e.g., IELTS 6.5, TOEFL 90, or International Baccalaureate/European Baccalaureate Diploma).
Instruction: English
- Proficient academic writing and research skills in theology or related disciplines.
- Strong analytical and critical thinking abilities for theological and ethical discussions.
- Basic proficiency in Polish language for academic engagement (implied by admission process).
- Ability to synthesize knowledge across ethics, philosophy, and theology.
- Applicants must hold a Foreign Secondary School Certificate.
- Admission is based on secondary school results in two subjects (Polish language, mathematics, foreign language, history, biology, chemistry, physics, informatics, civic education, geography, Latin, history of art, history of music, or philosophy).
- Applicants with results in more than two subjects will have the best score considered.
- No age restrictions mentioned.
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Applicants must submit a Foreign Secondary School Certificate and a certificate confirming English proficiency at B2 level. The admission process involves a competition based on secondary school results in two subjects. Applications are submitted through the university’s online portal.
- Foreign Secondary School Certificate
- Certificate confirming English proficiency at B2 level (or International Baccalaureate/European Baccalaureate Diploma)
- Secondary school transcripts (for scoring)
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