First Semester

Compulsory Module 1: Foundations of Philosophy of Religion (10 ECTS-Credits)
Compulsory Module 2: Faith and Reason (10 ECTS-Credits)
Elective Module 1: Philosophy of the Good Life (10 ECTS-Credits)

Second Semester

Compulsory Module 3: Critical Analysis of Worldviews (10 ECTS-Credits)
Compulsory Module 4: Contemporary Philosophy of Religion (10 ECTS-Credits)

  We recommend that you start working on your Master's Thesis during, or at the end of, your second semester. This ensures sufficient time for the whole thesis. Please note that you must defend the thesis successfully before all 22.5 ECTS credits can be awarded. 

Third Semester

Compulsory Module 5: The Philosophy of Religious Traditions (10 ECTS-Credits)
Elective Module 2: Religion and Ethics (10 ECTS-Credits)
Compulsory Module 7: Preparation of the Master's Thesis (5 ECTS-Credits)

Fourth Semester

Compulsory Module 6: Religion, Culture and Society (10 ECTS-Credits)
Elective Module 3: Interdisciplinary Aspects of Philosophy of Religion (10 ECTS-Credits)

Master's Thesis (22.5 ECTS-Credits)
Master's Thesis Defence (2.5 ECTS-Credits)

Further Elective Modules 

Elective Module 4: Individual Choice of Specialisation (10 ECTS-Credits)

Freely selected courses and/or modules with a recognisable thematic connection corresponding from the curricula of the master’s and diploma programmes offered at the University of Innsbruck.

Elective Module 5: Interdisciplinary Skills (20 ECTS-Credits)

Freely selected courses and/or modules from the curricula of the master’s or diploma programmes offered at the University of Innsbruck or from curricula from post-secondary educational institutions home or abroad. 

The course sequence we recommend applies to students who began the online program in the winter semester 2022/23. Each course takes place yearly, and alternates between online and on-site. So if a course occurs online one year, it will be on-site the next year, and vice versa. The online courses will  be repeated only every other year.

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