Program Overview

Master's in Theology

The Master's in Theology at Radboud University is rooted in a rich and open tradition of critical Catholic thought. The program is in dialogue with a wide range of other religions and deeply engaged with the world's problems. Nijmegen Theology is characterized by its impact through connection.

Why Choose This Program?

• Active discussions in the classrooms with diverse student groups
• Focus on a deep analysis of societal problems from a decidedly theological standpoint
• Situated in a broad, internationally oriented university covering almost all scientific fields
• Situated in a faculty together (and in close collaboration) with philosophy and religious studies
• Low tuition fees

Admission Requirements

To be admitted to the Master's in Theology, students must meet specific requirements. These requirements can be found on the university's website.

Curriculum and Courses

The program teaches students not only how to formulate and answer existential questions but also how to develop a critical stance informed by a broad Christian tradition, cultivated through academic rigor, and attuned to the current issues of contemporary society. Students will learn to expand their theological horizons while navigating their own path according to their personal and professional interests.

Career Prospects

The Master's program in Theology has a strong emphasis on career prospects by allowing students to focus on one professional path in their third year: research, education, or spiritual care.

Research

Students work closely with experienced researchers specializing in several areas of theological inquiry, such as public theology and ethics, the use of the Bible in politics and pop culture, the impact of globalization and secularism on minority communities, spirituality and mysticism, and many more.

Tuition and Grants

Students pay an annual tuition fee, which varies depending on their personal situation. There are different tuition rates, and more information can be found on the university's website.

Related Programs

• Philosophy of Religious Sciences: A Master's program that teaches more about philosophical reflection for those taking Theology or Religious Sciences.
• Spiritual Care: A Master's specialization that focuses on faith in people's lives, discussing life and death, love and suffering, and passion and meaning, offering assistance to both believers and those seeking answers to existential questions.