Masters Degrees in History of Religions, United Kingdom

This course introduces you to the religions of India whose literature has been expressed primarily in Sanskrit and the Middle Indic languages, especially Prakrit and Pali. The course provides an overview through the study of original sources in Sanskrit, as well as the opportunity to choose two Indian religious traditions in which to specialise. . Read more

This is the only history of art and archaeology degree in Europe focused on the great religious traditions of Asia. Read more

The MA Religions of Asia and Africa is in the first place a rewarding cultural and human experience. It is designed both as an end qualification in itself and as a platform preparing students for more advanced graduate work. Read more

The. MA Religions of Asia and Africa. is designed both as an end qualification in itself and as a platform preparing students for more advanced graduate work. Read more

The Certificate in the Study of Religions, which may be taken full-time over one year or part-time over two or three years, consists of 4 units from the current Study of Religions list of undergraduate courses, chosen in consultation with the student’s Personal Tutor, and approved by the Head of Department. Read more

The Graduate Diploma in Theology & Religious Studies is designed as a bridge from undergraduate to master’s study and may be used as a qualifying course for study at MA level. Read more

This MA programme is based on the recognition that religion plays a crucial role in human affairs, and seeks to foster an understanding of this rich subject area. Read more

The MA in Ancient Religions will appeal particularly to those students who are interested in a broad geographic expanse of ancient societies with a particular focus on their religions. Read more

Theology and religion is a diverse subject area, employing a wide variety of methodological approaches in its discourse. . It is not only growing in academic significance, but it is also a living, active area of study that engages communities of faith, politicians and those working in non-academic contexts. Read more

This course focuses on the Anglican theological tradition within the more general context of Christian theology. Read more

This course focuses on the Catholic theological tradition, within the more general context of Christian theology. Durham has a strong interest in and engagement with contemporary Catholicism, with a . Read more

This course is intended for those who hold a BA (Honours) degree in another discipline, but who wish to acquire a knowledge of Theology and Religion at a level which would permit them to undertake further study in the subject. Read more

This programme explores religious, social, economic, political and cultural developments in the early modern world (c.1450-c.1800). Read more

The MA Contemporary Art Theory is for those with a special interest in contemporary art, and an aptitude for theoretical work in the subject. Read more

As one of the largest History Departments in the UK we are able to offer a depth of subject expertise rarely matched by other institutions. Read more