is a 120-credit programme offered jointly by the University of Geneva and the University of Lausanne (AZUR Formation). In order to satisfy the increasing demand for flexibility, this Master can be attend in person or a distance thanks to e-learning courses: students can decide whether to take each course in person or in a distance via one interactive internet platform.
The Master's degree aim to acquire in-depth, specialized knowledge and skills in theology from a generalist perspective. Out of the 7 areas of study in theology, students select 6 and complete a programme of 12 credits within each area.
With the 18 remaining elective course credits, students can reinforce their general training in theology (for example via courses in the 7th area) or specialise in one or two of the proposed areas of study.
AREAS OF STUDY:
is a 120-credit programme offered jointly by the University of Geneva and the University of Lausanne (AZUR Formation). In order to satisfy the increasing demand for flexibility, this Master can be attend in person or a distance thanks to e-learning courses: students can decide whether to take each course in person or in a distance via one interactive internet platform.
The Master's degree aim to acquire in-depth, specialized knowledge and skills in theology from a generalist perspective. Out of the 7 areas of study in theology, students select 6 and complete a programme of 12 credits within each area.
With the 18 remaining elective course credits, students can reinforce their general training in theology (for example via courses in the 7th area) or specialise in one or two of the proposed areas of study.
AREAS OF STUDY:
2 years (4 semesters)
Part-time studies possible on request.
French
A Bachelor of Theology or equivalent degree.
If the Bachelor's degree obtained is not attached to the "theology" branch of study, an upgrade of up to 60 credits is required.
Enrolment at one of the two faculties of theology (Geneva or Lausanne).
Deadline for Fall Semester for candidates that hold a foreign bachelor's degree: 28 February 2025
(30 April 2025 for candidates that hold a Swiss bachelor's degree at the start of the next academic year AND, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April.)
Deadline for Spring Semester: to be checked on the website of the Admissions Office
www.unige.ch/exchange
Mme Chen Dandelot
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