Master's degree in Religion is rated for two years and there are 3 lines, where you can choose one to specialize in: * Religion History * Christianity History * Religion Sociology Common to the 3 lines is that you work intensively with the tool subjects such as anthropology, sociology and psychology to understand the role of religion in a larger perspective, but also in relation to the individual. Religion History trades, as the name suggests, the religions history. You have the option to choose a religion historic area to focus on. The only requirement is that you choose an additional 3 themes as you study cross-cultural - simultaneously read sources and original writings in the original language. That means you can run into texts in Latin, Greek, Arabic, Italian, German, Indian or English. Christianity History focuses on developments within Christianity from the New Testament over the Reformation and Christianity announce the 21st century. You read about various important periods such as Luther's 95 Theses on the Wittenberg church in 1517 that led to the Reformation or great religious wars as the Thirty Years War between Catholics and Protestants. Special focus is on the 19th and 20th centuries. Religion Sociology teaching in applied sociology of religion theories and methods of source material to achieve greater understanding of religions and their movement.