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The curriculum is aimed at the interdisciplinary study of the Christian traditions in the context of a multicultural and multi-religious society and world.
The programme is aimed at preparing students to engage in independent theological and interdisciplinary reflection on the Christian traditions. At the same time, the programme also intends to stimulate interest in the mutual relationships between the various Christian churches and between Christianity and the other world religions.
At the end of the programme, the student is expected to have acquired the following skills:
- knowledge of and insight into the fundamental concepts and methods of theology in relation to its distinct methodological perspectives;
- knowledge of and insight into the fundamental concepts and methods of religious studies, interreligious dialogue and the study of the major world religions;
- knowledge of and insight into the fundamental concepts of canon law;
- knowledge of and insight into the fundamental concepts of important auxiliary disciplines in their relationship to the phenomenon of religion (philosophy, sociology, psychology);
- the capacity to apply the acquired insights to problems related to religion, fundamental life options and society;
- the ability to independently collect and assimilate adequate scientific material and integrate it into a coherent working paper.