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Coping with Processes of Religious Change
The degree course religion(s), society and culture provides a broad view of religion(s) as a factor of integration and conflict. Through interdisciplinary collaboration between the study of religions, Protestant and Catholic theology, and sociology, students acquire a wide range of skills to deal with the issues concerned. Potential fields of professional activity for graduates who have obtained this master’s degree are for example research into religion(s) both inside and outside of university, human rights or development cooperation, or in institutions for migration and integration.
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