The Master of Arts (MA) in the Religious Roots of Europe (RRE) is an international program that delves into the historical and cultural impact of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam on Europe. It provides a unique opportunity to explore the formative processes and interactions of these three major religions in the ancient world and their influence on European culture and society. The program is designed for students interested in scholarly work, teaching, or careers in institutions dealing with culture, integration, and diplomacy.
The MA in the Religious Roots of Europe is a two-year program comprising 120 ECTS credits, divided into four terms of 30 ECTS each. The program follows a steady progression, culminating in the master's thesis in the fourth term. Students can select and combine various courses throughout their studies.
Graduates are qualified for scholarly work, including PhD programs, and for teaching positions. The program also prepares students for specialized occupations in government institutions, organizations focused on culture and integration, diplomacy, and roles in private companies, particularly those with business relations in the Middle East.
Selection is based on the relevance and grades of the bachelor's degree, as well as the number of ECTS points gained in relevant study areas. A maximum of ten students are admitted annually.
Tuition fees are applicable to guest students from outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland for short-term, non-degree studies. For master's programs, fees are listed per semester. The Faculty of Humanities tuition is 37,500 DKK per semester for the 2025/26 academic year. Fees are subject to change, and confirmation from UCPH's International Education office is advised.
For the 2025/26 academic year, the tuition fee for the MA in the Religious Roots of Europe is 37,500 DKK per semester. This fee applies to students from outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland.
The Master of Arts (MA) in the Religious Roots of Europe is a full-time, two-year program comprising 120 ECTS credits, divided into four terms.
You need a relevant bachelor's degree and documented proficiency in English. Additionally, you must demonstrate proficiency in one or more classical languages (Hebrew, Greek, Latin, or Arabic) with at least 15 ECTS.
For EU/EEA/Swiss citizens, the application period is from January 16 to March 1. For non-EU/EEA citizens, the application period is from November 15 to January 15.
Graduates are prepared for scholarly work, PhD programs, teaching, and specialized roles in government institutions, cultural organizations, diplomacy, and companies with Middle Eastern business ties.