Religions of Asia and Africa

Religious Studies of Asia and Africa is one of the branches of Religious Studies, usually taught in secular universities. Religions of Asia and Africa include the following: Asian and African Christianities, Hinduism, Islam, Jainism, Judaism, Shinto, Taoism, Zoroastrianism and a variety of local religions.

Usually Religious Studies of Asia and Africa are taught as Masters programs, after non-specialized BA Religious Studies program.

Religious Studies of Asia and Africa might be interesting for students wishing to start a research career, or for people whose professional activities are related to culture of  Asia and Africa, for example, people working in art, media, museums, religious institutions and other. These study programs can also be useful for believers of all confessions, yoga practitioners, and enthusiasts of specific religious traditions and culture.

Admission requirements

Those who wish to apply for Religious Studies of Asia and Africa need to hold a Bachelors degree in Religious Studies or relevant area, for example, Culturology, Philosophy, History, Anthropology or others. Besides, they should provide a strong research proposal. As all study programs are taught in English, language proficiency is strongly required, applicants should submit the results of TOEFL, IELTS or equivalent language exams.

Best Programs

Those who interested in Religious Studies of Asia and Africa might like the following study programs: Religions of Asia and Africa  in School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, UK, Chinese religions, Fudan University, China or Indian Religions, University of Wales, Lampeter, UK. More programs can be found on our website.

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