This Master of Arts in Religion program equips you to apply religious wisdom to contemporary challenges and opportunities. It moves beyond dogma, fostering insight and transforming religious traditions into psychological, social, and cultural intelligence. You will learn to introduce ancient knowledge to the modern world, translating its gifts for the 21st century and becoming a leader in religious practice and research. The program offers flexibility with both fully remote and hybrid modalities, allowing you to tailor your studies to your career aspirations, whether in education, religious leadership, or building new spiritual communities.
The MA in Religion program allows for customization through various tracks. Students will engage in flexible and exploratory coursework, culminating in a summative exercise such as a thesis project or clinical case study. Free electives offer further opportunity to tailor the degree to individual interests.
Graduates of the MA in Religion program are prepared for a variety of roles where they can apply religious wisdom and cultural intelligence. Potential career paths include educators, academics, religious leaders, and builders of new spiritual communities.
For detailed information on tuition and living costs, please refer to the university's official financial aid or admissions pages.
The program is designed to be completed in 2 years and requires 48 credits.
The program offers flexibility with both fully remote and hybrid study modalities, allowing students to choose the format that best suits their needs.
Graduates are prepared for various roles, including educators, academics, religious leaders, and builders of new spiritual communities, applying religious wisdom and cultural intelligence.
To apply, visit the 'Apply Now' section on the Claremont School of Theology website, complete the online application form, and submit it through the portal.