Philosophy and Religious Studies | Master’s Degree

Master of Arts Degree Programs in Philosophy and Religious Studies

Master’s degrees in philosophy and religious Studies at Cavalla International University (CIU) provide students with rigorous and interdisciplinary skills necessary to study Psychology and religion. The programs train students to acquire deep understanding of various philosophical and religious traditions, critical thinking skills, and the ability to analyze complex ideas. Students often pursue careers in academia, research, counselling, or non-profit organizations. The curriculum typically covers a range of topics including ethics, metaphysics, theology, and the history of religious thought.

The study of Philosophy has the potential to deepen one’s understanding of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, and morality. Students explore various philosophical theories and engage in critical discussions to develop their analytical and argumentative skills. Areas of study may include epistemology, logic, political philosophy, and aesthetics. Through research projects and seminars, students have the opportunity to delve into specific philosophical inquiries and contribute to the academic discourse within the field.

Graduates with a master’s in philosophy and religious studies often have a competitive edge in academic and research roles, as well as in fields related to ethics, counselling, and non-profit work. The critical thinking and analytical skills honed during the programs enable graduates to navigate complex ideas and contribute meaningfully to philosophical or religious discourse in diverse professional settings.

The Master’s degree program is designed to be completed in 18 months for students enrolled in the standard semester of CIU. The University also has an accelerated track which enables students to complete the master’s degree program in 9 – 12 months. The degree programs for the department are listed below: