Doctorate in Religion, Philosophy and Ethics
- Feb 20
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This doctorate study program is a fully research-based academic pathway designed for advanced scholars, intellectual leaders, and professionals seeking to produce original contributions in the fields of religion, philosophy, and ethical studies. Positioned at a study level equal to EQF Level 8 and aligned with the Third European Cycle, the program emphasizes independent inquiry, theoretical depth, and interdisciplinary research excellence.
The Doctorate in Religion, Philosophy and Ethics provides a rigorous platform for examining religious traditions, philosophical systems, moral theory, and contemporary ethical challenges. It enables candidates to critically analyze theological and philosophical texts, explore comparative religious frameworks, and engage with applied ethics in areas such as governance, science, technology, bioethics, culture, and global society. The interdisciplinary structure supports the integration of metaphysical inquiry, normative ethics, and socio-religious analysis within a coherent research framework.
The program consists of 7 modules, including:
4 advanced research modules focusing on research methodology, epistemology, academic writing and publication, and qualitative and quantitative analytical approaches
2 general academic modules designed to strengthen high-level scholarly competencies and interdisciplinary perspectives
1 specialized module dedicated to Religion, Philosophy and Ethics
In addition to the thesis and structured research activities
With a duration of +18 months (minimum period) and flexible extension options within the academic framework, this doctorate study program supports scholars who aim to balance academic excellence with professional responsibilities while conducting impactful research.
Graduates demonstrate the capacity to design and execute independent, original research; critically evaluate religious and philosophical traditions; address ethical dilemmas in contemporary society; and contribute to academic discourse and policy debates at an international level. The program prepares scholars for leadership roles in academia, research institutions, interfaith dialogue platforms, ethical advisory bodies, and strategic think tanks worldwide.





