Masters Program Philosophy of Religion

The Department of Christian Philosophy at the University of Innsbruck’s Faculty of Theology offers a new Masters Program in Philosophy of Religion

The whole course of study may be taken either online via distance-learning or on-site. Studied full-time, the course lasts 4 semesters over 2 years (120 ECTS points). Flexible part-time arrangements are also possible.

All classes are conducted in English. Here you can find information on the curriculum.

 

Application

 To apply for the new Masters program Philosophy of Religion please click here.

 

Dates and Deadlines

For EEA citizens, the admission period is:

  • from June, 7th to October, 31st 2025 for the Winter Semester 2025/2026 and
  • from January, 7th to March, 31st 2026 for the Summer Semester 2026.

For non-EEA citizens, the admission period is:

  • from April, 1st 2025 to May, 15th 2025 for the Winter Semester 2025/2026 and
  • from September, 1st to October, 15th 2025 for the Summer Semester 2026.

 
The Masters program provides a solid education in theoretical and practical philosophy, both historical and contemporary. Graduates are empowered to think and act as responsible and autonomous agents in intercultural and interreligious dialogue, equipped with a sensitivity to the plurality of worldviews in a globalized society. The degree qualifies graduates for diverse careers, not least in higher education, the cultural sector, politics, and religious institutions.

 

Degree Program

The new Masters program includes modules in metaphysics, epistemology, philosophy of language, and more, discussed in light of the big questions in philosophy of religion. You will study six compulsory modules and a selection of elective modules before embarking on your Master's thesis. Course content may vary to accommodate advancements in the field.

All online courses are administered according to the highest standards of quality for online teaching, providing direct and regular communication in virtual classrooms, and easily accessible learning aids for self-study.

 







For any further questions please contact

Department of Christian Philosophy
Institut für Christliche Philosophie
Karl-Rahner-Platz 1
A-6020 Innsbruck

Thomas Seissl BA M.phil. (Office)
+43 512 507-85021
christliche-philosophie@uibk.ac.at



Admission requirements

For the application for the new Masters program Philosophy of Religion please click here.

Please register here if you are having troubles with the application and we will try to help.

Tuition fees

 

Can I take the courses completely asynchronously?

The best learning in philosophy occurs when there is opportunity for real-time discussion, which our seminars provide. We aim to flexibly accommodate as many time zones as possible to enable everyone to participate in live meetings. However, if live meetings are impossible for you due to work, family, or similar constraints, please get in touch individually at philosophy-of-religion@uibk.ac.at and we will do our best to find a flexible arrangement. We cannot say in advance of individual discussion whether this will be possible or what it will look like, but we are certainly willing to make something work if we can.


 


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