DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (RELIGION)

Course Description

A rigorous research-based program exploring theology, religious texts, ethics, philosophy, and interfaith dialogue. Emphasizes critical analysis, historical context, and cultural impact. Prepares scholars for academic, religious, and research careers.

Expectations

Duration: Typically 3 years of part-time study. Independent Research: Conduct original, critical research in a chosen religious field. Academic Writing: Produce a high-quality dissertation and scholarly publications. Theoretical Mastery: Engage deeply with theological, philosophical, and historical frameworks. Teaching Skills: Assist or teach undergraduate religion courses. Scholarly Contribution: Present at conferences and contribute to academic discourse. Ethical Awareness: Approach religious diversity with sensitivity and professionalism.

Market Areas

Academia – University teaching, research, publishing Religious Institutions – Leadership, education, interfaith dialogue Nonprofits & NGOs – Human rights, social justice, community outreach Cultural & Heritage Organizations – Museums, archives, religious tourism Government & Policy – Ethics boards, religious affairs, policy advising Media & Publishing – Religious journalism, content development, editing Counseling & Chaplaincy – Hospitals, prisons, military, schools

Minimum Requirements

MASTER OF ARTS (RELIGION) OR POSTGRADUATE DEGREE FROM AN INSTITUTION

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