Religious Diversity in a Globalised World (EM)

What is the influence of religion on global developments? How does globalisation affect local religious traditions? What are the limits of tolerance and acceptance of religious diversity?

In a globalised world, there is a need for experts on religion who can help explain and resolve conflicts, find common ground, and bridge differences between groups with various religious viewpoints and political aims. This unique international two-year programme equips you with an understanding of religious movements, identities, and diversity, and how these phenomena interact with wider social, cultural, political, and economic environments – both in historical and contemporary contexts. The programme prepares you to make a difference in careers such as diplomacy, international development, research, journalism, and social welfare.

The programme is offered by ReD Global, a network of European and Latin American universities and professional organisations funded by the European Commission. If you are looking for a personalised learning experience in a world-leading interdisciplinary research environment, this is the programme for you!

The University of Groningen is the coordinator of the ReD Global programme. The main partners are University of Córdoba and the University of Coimbra.

For more information and application details, please visit the ReD Global consortium website.