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Christian Theologies in Ecumenical Perspective

The degree program

The master's program in Christian Theologies in Ecumenical Perspective provides you with in-depth aspects of Christian theologies and their influences on European culture. The degree program takes an inter-denominational standpoint. Topics are therefore examined from the perspectives of both Roman Catholic and Protestant theological traditions.
By changing perspectives, you will recognize the differences and similarities between both religious traditions and learn to understand the denominational influences and their social effects in depth. Denominational differences remain visible, but are discussed critically and constructively.

By studying the M.A. Christian theologies in Ecumenical Perspective you will acquire the ability to carry out an independent and critical examination and evaluation of religious beliefs and traditions under the conditions of a pluralistic society. With your studies, you will qualify for a variety of professional fields that are close to the topics of religion and society. They can work, for example, in political and social organizations, in institutions and associations of cultural life, in certain segments of the art business or exhibition sector, in the publishing or newspaper industry, in the area of public relations (in which questions of integration and coexistence of religions or even ethical questions be addressed), in aid organizations and in the area of development cooperation or migration and integration.

Can be studied as...

The Master’s degree program in Christian Theologies in Ecumenical Perspective can be studied as a major course subject or a minor course (Modell B). Further information can be found on the website of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities.

Admission requirements

Proof of a first professional qualification from a degree program on which this master's degree program is based. This includes:

• a Bachelor's degree in a combined degree program with the core subject Christian Theologies in Ecumenical Perspective, or
• a Bachelor's degree in a teaching degree program with the subject Catholic or Protestant religious education, or
• a comparable degree.

^{The current examination regulations are always valid.}

Studienorganisation

Subject examination regulations including study plans and module descriptions

The Framework Examination Regulations (RPO-M) and the general subject-specific regulations of the subject examination regulations (PHIL-FPO-M) define the general regulations of studying in Siegen and at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities.
In addition, the subject examination regulations of the individual (partial) degree programs (FPOs) define the basic structures of a (partial) degree program (e.g. admission requirements and content to be studied). The examination regulations are accompanied by curricula, which represent the recommended exemplary course of study in the individual subjects, as well as module descriptions (content-related information on modules).
Students are automatically subject to the current version of an FPO when they enroll for their first semester.

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