The MSc program awards a Master’s Degree in "Religious Studies and Intercultural Research" with the following specializations:
1st Specialization: "History, Theology, and Institutions of Religions"
1st Semester:
- Research Methodology and Academic Writing
- Biblical Theology and the Intercultural Life of the Mediterranean
- Patristic Theology and Christian Anthropology
- Digital Methods for the Analysis and Critical Edition of Biblical Manuscripts
- The Church of Greece as a Factor of Ethnogenesis and Cultural Identity
- Ancient Greek Religion and Philosophy
2nd Semester:
- Canon Law, History, and Theology of the Ecumenical Councils
- History, Institutions, and Theology of Islam
- Comparative Law of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam (Sources and Marriage Law)
- History and Theology of Eastern Religions
- Christian Theological Literature and the Arab-Islamic World
- Dogmatic Structure of Religious Traditions
2nd Specialization: "Religious Culture and Intercultural Education"
1st Semester:
- Research Methodology and Academic Writing
- Communication Theology
- Bible and Literary Studies
- Comparative Religious Themes – Bible and Art
- Eastern Religions in the West
- Cultural Psychology of Religion
2nd Semester:
- Biblical and Early Christian Aesthetic Expression in the Mediterranean
- Intercultural Education and Inclusive Teaching
- Religious Visual Arts
- Issues in Philosophy of Religion
- Religious Rhetoric and Cultural Diversity
- Value-based Interpretation of Hagiographical and Hymnographical Texts
3rd Specialization: "Applied Theology and Social Sciences of Religion"
1st Semester:
- Research Methodology and Academic Writing
- Religious Laws and Human Rights
- Religious Education in the Public Sphere in the 21st Century
- Geopolitics of Religion: Theoretical Approaches and Practical Applications
- Dogmatic Tradition and Political Theory
- Religion and Political Philosophy
2nd Semester:
- Theology and Literature
- History of Art with Religious Themes
- Dialogue between Theology and Psychology
- Religions and Ecology
- Religion, Identity, Politics, and Postmodernity
- Neurotheology and Cognitive Psychology of Religion
4th Specialization: "Leadership, Economy, and Church Law"
1st Semester:
- Research Methodology and Academic Writing
- Ecclesiastical Correspondence and Protocol
- Organization and Administration of Ecclesiastical Legal Entities
- Church and Social Solidarity Networks
- Church Leadership and Human Resource Management
- Canon Law and Principles of Economic Administration and Management of Church Property
2nd Semester:
- Theological Communication and Mass Media
- Institutions and Structures of the Church of Greece
- Religious Diplomacy and Soft Power: Trends and Strategies
- Organization of Missionary Activity and Dialogue with the Modern World
- Religious Tourism and Psychosocial Symbolism
- Ecclesiastical Biography and Models of Leadership Practice