To apply for admission to the master's programme, you must be enrolled in or have completed either a qualifying bachelor's programme or another relevant Danish or foreign degree programme which the admission board assess fulfil the academic requirements.
You apply for admission through the application portal.
Below you can read more about the admission requirements for the programme including which documents you must upload along with your application.
You must meet a number of admission requirements, to apply for the master’s programme. We do not offer pre-assessment of your educational background.
You can read about the various admission requirements below:
The Master programme is open to students with a bachelor’s degree with a major in
The Programme with its modules and courses progresses from the learning outcome, knowledge, skills and abilities obtained by the students through these bachelor programmes.
Since the Study Plan presupposes an ability to read ancient religious texts in the original languages – and aims at training students further in this respect – but not all the mentioned bachelor degree programmes include compulsory ancient language training, it is specified as a prerequisite for admittance to the Programme that the applicant documents a proficiency in at least one of the following ancient languages: Greek, Latin, Hebrew or Arabic. This proficiency must equal the proficiency achieved by studying such a language in a module allotted 15 ECTS credits. Alternatively, a student can be admitted if she or he can document a proficiency in two of these ancient languages which equals the proficiency achieved by studying each of these languages in modules which are allotted 15 ECTS credits in total.
You must also meet the language requirements for English B.
Read about how to meet the language requirements
As part of your application, you must include a number of documents, which vary depending on your educational background.
Below, you can see what documentation you need to enclose your application.
If your study programme automatically meets the admission requirements, you must upload the following documents with your application:
Read the instructions for your documentation
This international and innovative Master's programme in the Religious Roots of Europe (RRE) gives students a unique opportunity to explore the three major European religions - Christianity, Judaism and Islam - and the impact of these religions on European culture and society. Find information below, and more information at religious-studies.net.