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Comparative Theological Studies

University of Bonn· Bonn

Religious Studies — علوم انسانی و اجتماعی

زبان‌های تدریس: English
شروع: Winter semester
مدت: ۲ نیم‌سال
شهریه: بدون شهریه

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برای بررسی، دکمهٔ «دریافت اطلاعات از سایت دانشگاه» را بزن.

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Degree: Master of Comparative Theological Studies
Course location: Bonn
Teaching language: • English
Languages: The students must be able to work with scriptures in original languages.
Full-time / part-time: • full-time • part-time (study alongside work)
Mode of study: Fully on-site with voluntary online elements
Programme duration: 2 semesters
Beginning: Winter semester
Additional information on beginning, duration and mode of study: The programme is offered full-time in two semesters. Those unable to attend in person are encouraged to enrol in the four-semester part-time programme.
Application deadline: Submit your applications before 30 September. International students requiring a visa are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.
Tuition fees per semester in EUR: None
Combined Master's degree / PhD programme: No
Joint degree / double degree programme: No
Description/content: Core Modules 1. MCT 1: Comparative Theology • Focus: Methodological and hermeneutical foundations of Comparative Theology, including dialogical engagement and interfaith reflection • Content: • Introduction to key approaches, such as Comparative Theology in Christian, Islamic, and Jewish contexts • Case studies of theological doctrines like God, Christology, and Eschatology analysed through comparative frameworks • Outcomes: Students apply comparative methods, reflect on theological transformations across traditions, and develop interreligious perspectives. 2. MCT 2: Law and Religion • Focus: Understanding legal traditions in Christianity, Islam, and Judaism • Content: • Canon Law, Islamic Law, and Halakha explored through specific applications, such as education, ethics, and religious violence • Engagement with international debates on religion and law • Outcomes: Students analyse the interaction of legal and theological principles, evaluating their roles in addressing contemporary issues. 3. MCT 3: Jewish-Christian-Muslim Relations • Focus: Historical and theological relationships among Abrahamic faiths • Content: • Jewish-Christian relations, including the impact of antisemitism and theological reconciliation • Islamic theological approaches to Judaism and Christianity • Theologies of Abrahamic religions explored through interfaith dialogue • Outcomes: Students critically assess historical and theological dynamics, fostering deeper understanding of interreligious connections. 4. MCT 5: Master’s Thesis • Focus: Independent research on a chosen topic in Comparative Theology • Outcomes: Students demonstrate mastery in applying comparative methodologies, engage with current research debates, and produce an original scholarly contribution. Elective Modules (choose one) 1. MCT 4a: Biblical, Qur’anic, and Historical Foundations • Focus: Textual and historical analysis of sacred texts in Christianity, Islam, and Judaism • Content: • Translation-critical readings of biblical and Qur’anic texts • Study of patristic writings and rabbinic or hadith traditions • Outcomes: Students develop critical skills for historical-critical exegesis and examine transformative processes of scriptural traditions. 2. MCT 4b: Ecumenism in Theory and Practice • Focus: Exploring ecumenical dialogue and theological engagement within Christian traditions • Content: • Case studies of Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, and Old Catholic approaches • Educational frameworks for valuing diversity and fostering interfaith empathy • Outcomes: Students analyse ecumenical opportunities and develop pedagogical tools for interreligious and intra-religious understanding.

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کارشناسی ارشد

Comparative Theological Studies

University of Bonn· Bonn

Religious Studies — علوم انسانی و اجتماعی

زبان‌های تدریس: English
شروع: Winter semester
مدت: ۲ نیم‌سال
شهریه: بدون شهریه

هنوز بررسی نشده

برای بررسی، دکمهٔ «دریافت اطلاعات از سایت دانشگاه» را بزن.

Degree: Master of Comparative Theological Studies
Course location: Bonn
Teaching language: • English
Languages: The students must be able to work with scriptures in original languages.
Full-time / part-time: • full-time • part-time (study alongside work)
Mode of study: Fully on-site with voluntary online elements
Programme duration: 2 semesters
Beginning: Winter semester
Additional information on beginning, duration and mode of study: The programme is offered full-time in two semesters. Those unable to attend in person are encouraged to enrol in the four-semester part-time programme.
Application deadline: Submit your applications before 30 September. International students requiring a visa are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.
Tuition fees per semester in EUR: None
Combined Master's degree / PhD programme: No
Joint degree / double degree programme: No
Description/content: Core Modules 1. MCT 1: Comparative Theology • Focus: Methodological and hermeneutical foundations of Comparative Theology, including dialogical engagement and interfaith reflection • Content: • Introduction to key approaches, such as Comparative Theology in Christian, Islamic, and Jewish contexts • Case studies of theological doctrines like God, Christology, and Eschatology analysed through comparative frameworks • Outcomes: Students apply comparative methods, reflect on theological transformations across traditions, and develop interreligious perspectives. 2. MCT 2: Law and Religion • Focus: Understanding legal traditions in Christianity, Islam, and Judaism • Content: • Canon Law, Islamic Law, and Halakha explored through specific applications, such as education, ethics, and religious violence • Engagement with international debates on religion and law • Outcomes: Students analyse the interaction of legal and theological principles, evaluating their roles in addressing contemporary issues. 3. MCT 3: Jewish-Christian-Muslim Relations • Focus: Historical and theological relationships among Abrahamic faiths • Content: • Jewish-Christian relations, including the impact of antisemitism and theological reconciliation • Islamic theological approaches to Judaism and Christianity • Theologies of Abrahamic religions explored through interfaith dialogue • Outcomes: Students critically assess historical and theological dynamics, fostering deeper understanding of interreligious connections. 4. MCT 5: Master’s Thesis • Focus: Independent research on a chosen topic in Comparative Theology • Outcomes: Students demonstrate mastery in applying comparative methodologies, engage with current research debates, and produce an original scholarly contribution. Elective Modules (choose one) 1. MCT 4a: Biblical, Qur’anic, and Historical Foundations • Focus: Textual and historical analysis of sacred texts in Christianity, Islam, and Judaism • Content: • Translation-critical readings of biblical and Qur’anic texts • Study of patristic writings and rabbinic or hadith traditions • Outcomes: Students develop critical skills for historical-critical exegesis and examine transformative processes of scriptural traditions. 2. MCT 4b: Ecumenism in Theory and Practice • Focus: Exploring ecumenical dialogue and theological engagement within Christian traditions • Content: • Case studies of Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, and Old Catholic approaches • Educational frameworks for valuing diversity and fostering interfaith empathy • Outcomes: Students analyse ecumenical opportunities and develop pedagogical tools for interreligious and intra-religious understanding.