Online Master's in Philosophy, Theology and Religions
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Shape your thinking in a global and interreligious context! The Online Master’s in Philosophy, Theology, and Religions (PhilTeR) at the University of Lucerne, Switzerland, offers a unique, fully digital learning experience. This international program explores the deep connections between religions and philosophy—both from historical and theoretical perspectives.
Designed as a 100% online program, PhilTeR is tailored for students from around the world, offering maximum flexibility without compromising on academic excellence. Our renowned international faculty includes leading experts in philosophy and religious thought—among them some of the most respected scholars in the field.
Join a diverse and dynamic learning community and expand your horizons with PhilTeR!
A unique programme - in all ways!
The Online Master’s Degree in Philosophy, Theology and Religions is fully online and accommodates both full and part time study, with no difference in the final degree conferred. Recognized worldwide, the MA offers an unique way to not only get in touch with international students but also to learn from leading professors.
- The programme runs for two years, with two semesters (or terms) per year.
- The programme is designed to encompass the best aspects of two formats for postsecondary education, ensuring the pedigree of a Swiss education together with the flexibility of online study.
- The curriculum consits of various modules on the following topics: History of Philosophy and Religions: Basic Concepts, History of Medieval/Modern Philosophy and Religions, God in the History of Philosophy (“Modernity”), Contemporary Philosophy and Religions: Topics and Problems
- Anyone with a bachelor’s degree recognized by the University of Lucerne in philosophy, theology, or religious studies can be admitted to the program. Applicants with an equivalent undergraduate degree can also be admitted after a formal check by the University.
- Leading professors are part of the programme; such as Peter Adamson, Richard Cross, Tyron Goldschmidt, Gyula Klima, Ryan Mullins, Giovanni Ventimiglia and Linda Zagzebski.
- The programme starts twice a year: mid-February (Spring semester) and mid-September (Autumn semester).
- All applications must be submitted online no later than 30 November (or no later than 31 January for late registrations) for the Spring Semester. For the Autumn semester all applications must be submitted online no later than 30 April (or no later than 31 August for late registrations).
- Scholarships may be available that cover 100% of tuition fees.
Dr. phil. Almedina Fakovic
Student Manager
T +41 41 229 52 82 • Room 3.B19 • almedina.fakovic@unilu.ch
Ali Taghavinasab, MA
Tutor and PhD student
T +41 41 229 52 72 • Room 3.B17 • seyedali.taghavinasab@unilu.ch
David Giuseppe Arie Anzalone, MA
Tutor and PhD student
T +41 41 229 52 71 • Room 3.B17 • david.anzalone@unilu.ch
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