Msc religion and pluralism ancient and modern in University of groningen

How did the ancient Romans view religious-political differences How did ancient Jewish, Christian, and Muslim authorities use authoritative texts What potential for pluralism exists in modern monotheisms and secularisms This one-year degree programme focuses on relations between Jews, Christians and Muslims in the antique world and how these relations have formed our modern society. We will explore concepts as religious pluralism, politics, and their many interfaces globally in particular.

Dutch VWO diploma, a German Abitur, An academic Bachelor's or Master's degree from a research university, IELTS 6.5, TOEFL IBT 92, motivation letter, CV, writing sample

Consulting and policy, media and journalism, education

1st May