Study programs

Graduates of the Interreligious Studies program possess a solid knowledge and understanding of various religious traditions. They are able to shift perspectives between different religious traditions.

Students are introduced to various research methods in the humanities and social sciences and gain knowledge specifically about the Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, Islam). Thanks to a wide range of course options, students have the opportunity to begin focusing on their own areas of interest early on. In addition, students learn a language of their choice and apply it in the relevant context.

Bachelor of Arts in Interreligious Studies

Students expand and deepen their knowledge of methodology and explore interreligious relations, communication, and conflicts. In addition, they complete a supervised internship at a non-university institution, where they can establish their first contacts with the workplace and reflect on these experiences.

Master of Arts in Interreligious Studies