Theologie & Religiewetenschappen, Universiteit Leiden

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Taal onderwijs	Engels

Wettelijke Vooropleidingseisen
Wettelijke Vooropleidingseisen Overig	HBO- of WO-bachelor

Om toegelaten te worden tot een masteropleiding moet je in ieder geval een bachelordiploma hebben. Daarnaast worden vaak ook nog aanvullende eisen gesteld. Neem daarom in alle gevallen contact op met de instelling waar de master wordt gegeven.

Aanvullende Vooropleidingseisen
minimum kennis	Zie www.mastersinleiden.nl voor meer informatie.
vooropleiding	Bachelor in Theology of Religious Studies of een vergelijkbare studie van een erkende universiteit.
minimum kennis
vooropleiding

Neem voor meer informatie over de aanvullende vooropleidingseisen contact op met de instellingen waar deze opleiding aan wordt gegeven

Bachelors die directe toegang geven
Godgeleerdheid
Godsdienstwetenschap
Theologie Plus
Theologie
Religiestudies
Religie en Levensbeschouwing
Religie in Samenleving en Cultuur
Godgeleerdheid	Universiteit Leiden
Islamstudies	Universiteit Leiden
Wereldgodsdiensten	Universiteit Leiden

*Staat jouw opleiding er niet tussen, neem dan contact op met instelling om te informeren naar de mogelijkheden om met jouw vooropleiding toch deze master te volgen.

Aanvullende informatie
Numerus fixus	Nee
Decentrale selectie	Nee

Instroommomenten
1 februari 2014
1 februari 2015
1 september 2013
1 september 2014
1 september 2015

Collegegelden
Wettelijk tarief	2012-2013	€ 1771
Instellingstarief	2012-2013	€ 13600
Instellingstarief niet-EER	2012-2013	€ 15000
Wettelijk tarief	2013-2014	€ 1835
Instellingstarief	2013-2014	€ 14000
Instellingstarief niet-EER	2013-2014	€ 15500
Wettelijk tarief	2014-2015	€ 1900
Instellingstarief	2014-2015	€ 14400
Instellingstarief niet-EER	2014-2015	€ 15800

Helaas zijn er voor deze instelling geen studentenoordelen.

Theology and Religious Studies: Biblical Studies

This specialisation offers a unique opportunity to study the Bible (Hebrew Bible and New Testament) in its historical, material and literary context.

This one-year specialisation consists of a core programme focusing on key documents, a flexible programme of your individual choice and the master's thesis. These elements supplement one another and ensure that every student benefits from the many resources Leiden University has to offer. Since texts cannot be understood separately from their context, special attention will be given to relevant aspects of Ancient Near East cultures and the Classical World, including material remains and intercultural aspects.

Theology and Religious Studies: Christianity

This specialisation offers a unique opportunity to study the historical and contemporary forms of Christianity from a global, multi-religious and multidisciplinary perspective.

In this one-year programme you will generally approach research themes from a regional perspective. The staff include specialists in Christianity in Europe, North America, the Middle East and East Asia (China, India). The Leiden specialisation in Christianity aims to foster an academic attitude in students that is based on a thorough and critical study of many different types of sources (written, oral, visual, etc.). You will analyse these sources by employing a wide variety of approaches inspired by historical, anthropological, linguistic and sociological methodologies.

Theology and Religious Studies: Islam in the Contemporary West

In this specialisation you will study the relation between Islam and the West from various perspectives: legal, political, theological and cultural anthropological.

This one-year programme focuses on the interaction between Muslims and Islam within a minority situation in the West, and the reactions in Western societies. You will be guided in your studies by a teaching staff with extensive knowledge of this subject, both theoretical and practical. During the programme you will be expected to participate not only in the study of the features of Islam as a living religion within the Western secular context, but you will also be asked to concentrate more specifically on the position of Muslims and the development of Islam within a particular geographical area - North America, Western Europe or South-East Europe.

Theology and Religious Studies: Judaism

In this specialisation you will study the development of the history of the Jews as a minority group in society, with emphasis on the cultural and social aspects.

In this one-year programme you will be able to choose from specialist courses in four areas: Historiography, Judaism in the Greco-roman period, Mysticism and Modernity. In addition, you will have the opportunity to follow your personal interests and goals. The study of various other languages and cultures in Leiden has strengthened the study of Judaism and Jewish culture, opening up opportunities for approaches in combination with other disciplines and interdisciplinary methods. Partnerships with universities from Israel, Germany and the U.S. ensure a constant exchange of knowledge in the form of visiting lecturers in various disciplines.

Theology and Religious Studies: Religion, Culture and Society

This specialisation focuses on religion from comparative or historical perspectives, or with an intellectual distance. It is intended for students interested in religious diversity and interaction.

This one-year programme brings together approaches from the history of religions, comparative religion, sociology of religion, psychology of religion, philosophy and ethics. Students are required to study religion from a variety of perspectives and to formulate integrated research questions. You will have the option to choose both a focus area (a particular religious tradition or a chosen theme, such as 'religion and violence', 'pilgrimage', 'freedom of religion', 'esotericism') and a disciplinary angle from which the subject will be approached. The Institute for Religious Studies, and the Faculty of Humanities as a whole, are unique in the broad scope of their geographical, historical, and disciplinary expertise.

Theology and Religious Studies: Biblical Studies

This specialisation offers a unique opportunity to study the Bible (Hebrew Bible and New Testament) in its historical, material and literary context.

This specialisation consists of a core programme focusing on key documents, a flexible programme of your individual choice and the master's thesis. These elements supplement one another and ensure that every student benefits from the many resources Leiden University has to offer. Since texts cannot be understood separately from their context, special attention will be given to relevant aspects of Ancient Near East cultures and the Classical World, including material remains and intercultural aspects.

Theology and Religious Studies: Christianity

This specialisation offers a unique opportunity to study the historical and contemporary forms of Christianity from a global, multi-religious and multidisciplinary perspective.

In this programme you will generally approach research themes from a regional perspective. The staff include specialists in Christianity in Europe, North America, the Middle East and East Asia (China, India). The Leiden specialisation in Christianity aims to foster an academic attitude in students that is based on a thorough and critical study of many different types of sources (written, oral, visual, etc.). You will analyse these sources by employing a wide variety of approaches inspired by historical, anthropological, linguistic and sociological methodologies.

Theology and Religious Studies: Islam in the Contemporary West

In this specialisation you will study the relation between Islam and the West from various perspectives: legal, political, theological and cultural anthropological.

This programme focuses on the interaction between Muslims and Islam within a minority situation in the West, and the reactions in Western societies. You will be guided in your studies by a teaching staff with extensive knowledge of this subject, both theoretical and practical. During the programme you will be expected to participate not only in the study of the features of Islam as a living religion within the Western secular context, but you will also be asked to concentrate more specifically on the position of Muslims and the development of Islam within a particular geographical area - North America, Western Europe or South-East Europe.

Theology and Religious Studies: Judaism

In this specialisation you will study the development of the history of the Jews as a minority group in society, with emphasis on the cultural and social aspects.

In this programme you will be able to choose from specialist courses in four areas: Historiography, Judaism in the Greco-roman period, Mysticism and Modernity. In addition, you will have the opportunity to follow your personal interests and goals. The study of various other languages and cultures in Leiden has strengthened the study of Judaism and Jewish culture, opening up opportunities for approaches in combination with other disciplines and interdisciplinary methods. Partnerships with universities from Israel, Germany and the U.S. ensure a constant exchange of knowledge in the form of visiting lecturers in various disciplines.

Theology and Religious Studies: Religion, Culture and Society

This specialisation focuses on religion from comparative or historical perspectives, or with an intellectual distance. It is intended for students interested in religious diversity and interaction.

This programme brings together approaches from the history of religions, comparative religion, sociology of religion, psychology of religion, philosophy and ethics. Students are required to study religion from a variety of perspectives and to formulate integrated research questions. You will have the option to choose both a focus area (a particular religious tradition or a chosen theme, such as 'religion and violence', 'pilgrimage', 'freedom of religion', 'esotericism') and a disciplinary angle from which the subject will be approached. The Institute for Religious Studies, and the Faculty of Humanities as a whole, are unique in the broad scope of their geographical, historical, and disciplinary expertise.

Theology and Religious Studies

During the course of this programme you will learn to independently evaluate information in a critical manner and to conduct academically sound research.

The themes offered in the various master's tracks of this programme are closely interwoven with the research conducted within the Leiden University Institute for Religious Studies. This ensures that you will develop a well-founded vision of present-day academic developments in their specialist fields. The internationally acclaimed staff teach in a variety of fields, including: Philosophy of Religion; History of Religion; Sociology and Psychology of Religion; History of Christianity; Biblical Studies; Comparative religion; Material Culture of the Biblical World.

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