MA/MS in Ecumenical Studies, Extended

This international, interdisciplinary master's program is taught in English for students from different religious and cultural backgrounds. It is the longer version of Ecumenical Studies and allows deeper study of ecumenical history and theology. The curriculum addresses the plurality of Christianities, non-European churches and theologies, models of unity, interreligious dialogue and how church and society relate. The program leads to a Master of Arts and is organised as a single-subject program. Teaching is in English, and the standard period of study is 4 semesters. Students can begin in the winter semester. Applicants need a university degree in a relevant field and proof of the required language skills; the admission requirements below list the details. Study takes place on campus at the University of Bonn, and applications are handled through the application portal linked from the program page, where admission limits and procedures are also explained.