The challenges and opportunities of our world seem so new. They scroll past on our glowing screens and call from our earbuds. They feel overwhelming. Intractable. But you know they aren’t. Because you know that we are the challenge, and the opportunity. The same can be said for religious traditions. They often know more about us than we know about ourselves. And that’s where the Master of Arts in Religion comes in. It teaches, trains and mentors students to take religious wisdom into new situations, new neighborhoods. It exchanges dogma for insight. And it takes religious legacy and transforms it into psychological, social and cultural intelligence. You become the future of religious practice and research by introducing ancient knowledge to the modern world – and translating these gifts for the 21st century.
Quick look
MA in Religion
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Program Length
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Features
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Example Courses
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48 credits (2 years)
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Fully Remote
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Flexible and exploratory
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Interreligious Dialogue and Leadership
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Hybrid
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Summative exercise (thesis project, clinical case study etc.)
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Free electives
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Program Length
48 credits (2 years)
Modalities
Fully Remote
Features
Flexible and exploratory
Example Courses
Interreligious Dialogue and Leadership
Program Length
Modalities
Hybrid
Features
Summative exercise (thesis project, clinical case study etc.)
Example Courses
Free electives