Stellenbosch University
Master of Philosophy in Religion and Culture
The Master of Philosophy in Religion and Culture in Theology and Religious Studies is offered by Stellenbosch University.
Program Length: 1 YEAR.
Master of Philosophy in Religion and Culture offered by Stellenbosch University at the Faculty of Theology
Programme StructureThe MPhil in Religion and Culture is presented at HEQSF level 9 and consists of four lectured modules to the value of 80 credits, as well as a thesis to the value of 100 credits that has to be completed on a theme related to Religion and Culture.
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- The programme is presented by the discipline of Practical Theology and Missiology of the Faculty of Theology at Stellenbosch University in co-operation with Humboldt University in Berlin.
- Mode of teaching: class work, lectures, prescribed work.
- Medium of instruction: English.
The duration of the programme is at least one year.Assessment and ExaminationTo successfully complete this programme, you must do a number of assignments and take tests or examinations orally or in writing. You must also submit a thesis on a relevant research topic.Programme ContentTotal 180 creditsCompulsory Module(credits = 100)Thesis: Religion and Culture 812(100)plusElective ModulesChoose one of the two options of the following module.(credits = 20)Anthropology and Human Identity812(20) Religious Studies; ORReligion and GenderplusChoose one of the three options of the following modules.(credits = 20)Forms and Contexts of Religious Discourse812(20) Religion and Media; ORReligion and Symbol/Rite; ORReligion within Historical Contexts (Christianity/Islam/Judaism)plusChoose one of the three options of the following module.(credits = 20)Religion and Contemporary Society812(20) Religion, Ecumenics and Interculturality; ORReligion and Economy; ORReligion, Public Theology and PoliticsplusChoose one of the two options of the following module.(credits = 20)Religion, Spirituality and Life Issues812(20) Religion and Reconciliation; ORReligion and the Healing of Life (cura vitae)