Master of Arts in the Study of Religions
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| Organiser | University of Lausanne - Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies, and Faculty of Social and Political Sciences College of Religious Studies www.unil.ch/dihsr |
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| Degree awarded | Master of Arts (MA) in the Study of Religions | ||
| ECTS credits | 90 | ||
| Duration | 3 semesters (max. 5 semesters) | ||
| Final enrolment dates | It is possible for students to begin the degree course in either the autumn or the spring semester. Autumn semester: 30 April Spring semester: 30 November Candidates needing a visa to study in Switzerland must apply for enrolment at least two months prior to the deadlines indicated above. |
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| Teaching language | French. Research work may be done in English. | ||
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| General presentation |
The Master of Arts in the Study of Religions is designed as a specialised programme with a strongly interdisciplinary character. It allows students to acquire theoretical and methodological skills in the social sciences of religions and the history of religions. Students learn to use tools that will help them to analyse and understand issues bound up with the plurality of religious fields and multiculturalism, within the framework of seven possible specialisations: Indian Religions, Judaism, Christianity, Migrations, Marginalised Transversal Traditions, Sociology and Psychology of Religions. |
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| Timetables and course descriptions | Link to Unidoc |
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Subject to changes.
The French version prevails.
Last update: 23 April 2013
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Version: April 2013
Student testimonial (in French)
Presentations of the specialisations (in French)
Religious Traditions of India and Comparative History of Religions
Multidisciplinary Approaches to Judaism
History and Anthropology of Christian Religions
Comparative History of Religions: Transversal and Marginalised Religious Traditions
