Ecumenical and Extended Ecumenical Studies

The Master's degree in Ecumenical and Extended Ecumenical Studies at the University of Bonn is designed for students who wish to deepen their understanding of ecclesiastical and theological perspectives within a global context. This programme is structured into two to four semesters, allowing students to tailor their study pace according to their academic and personal commitments. Throughout the duration of the programme, students will engage with various theological disciplines, examining the historical and contemporary ecumenical dialogues that shape Christian unity.

Students can expect to cover a range of modules focusing on topics such as interfaith dialogue, social ethics, and the impact of globalization on religious practices. The curriculum is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of ecumenical methodologies, fostering critical thinking and analytical skills. As a student at a public university, you will benefit from a diverse and inclusive learning environment, engaging with peers from various cultural and theological backgrounds.

In addition to theoretical learning, the programme incorporates practical components and opportunities for academic research, culminating in a thesis project that allows for exploration of a topic of personal interest within the field of ecumenical studies. This thorough academic framework equips graduates with the skills necessary for scholarly inquiry, professional practice, and community engagement in a multicultural environment.

This master's programme is particularly well-suited for individuals wishing to pursue careers in religious institutions, non-governmental organizations, or academia, especially those keen to work within contexts that promote interreligious dialogue and unity.

• Ecumenical Officer
• Religious Educator
• Theological Researcher
• Community Development Worker
• NGO Project Coordinator

• Churches and Religious Organizations
• Educational Institutions
• Social Services and Non-Profit Organizations
• Academic Research Institutions
• Cultural Organizations