Study of Religions

Field of study:

Religion and theology

Study language::

EN

Study program code:

P0221D100030

Application deadline:

31.07.2025

ISCED code:

0221

Study form::

full-time

Study duration:

4 years

Number of applicants in the last academic year: 8

Number of admitted students in the last academic year: 0

Graduates of the doctoral study programme in the Study of Religions find employment in pedagogical and scholarly work; in the preparation of projects and grants in the public and private sectors; in non-profit organizations and consultancy focusing on minorities or intercultural translation; in state administration in positions requiring an overview of cultures, religions, and ethnic groups and evidence-based decision-making; in education; in the media; and in the translation of scholarly literature. To employers in the academic sphere, they can offer interdisciplinary thinking, an emphasis on theoretical grounding and empirical precision in research, a thorough knowledge of the study of religions in the context of other humanities and social-science disciplines at an international level, and experience in research, teaching, publishing, and the preparation of grant applications and projects. To other employers, they can offer analytical skills, intercultural perspective, the ability to work on demanding and long-term projects, independent and critical thinking, and the skill to prepare high-quality materials for public presentation and professionally grounded decision-making.

School detail

Institution type:

public

Founded:

1919

Abbreviation:

MUNI

Number of students:

34625

Number of international students in degree programs:

8660

Number of international exchange students:

1431

Number of international alumni

1854