MA Education: Religious Education

St. Mary's University offers a Religious Education MA course designed for those who have an interest in religious issues and their impact on the educational and social context. The course provides a combination of foundational theoretical perspectives, contemporary debates in the field of religion in modern society, and the development of research skills in this area.Course Content: The curriculum offers an intersection of religious studies and education, focusing on different religious traditions and their roles in identity, community, and culture. Students develop an understanding of the relationship between religion and education, the role of religious beliefs and values in contemporary society, and the skills necessary to explore and interpret religious traditions and practices. Key Modules: The course includes modules on organising religion, researching religion and education, religions, human rights and education, and religions, justice and education.Accreditations: The program is not indicated to have any specific accreditations.Future Careers: Graduates with the MA degree in Religious Education may find career opportunities in educational settings, religious or value-based organisations, community and welfare organisations, the civil service, and various roles that require an understanding of the role of religion and its values in the modern world.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.