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2 Religious Studies MA Degree Programs in India
Nalanda University
MA in Buddhist Studies, Philosophy and Comparative Religions
- Rajgir, India
MA
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
The School of Buddhist Studies, Philosophy & Comparative Religion offers an M.A. in Buddhist Studies, Philosophy & Comparative Religion, and an M.A. in Hindu Studies (Sanātana). The program in Buddhist Studies emphasizes a deep and distinctive study of Buddhist ideas and values and historically contextualizes those ideas about other proximal philosophical and religious traditions such as Vedic, Sankhya, Yoga, and Tantra.
Nalanda University
MA in Hindu Studies (Sanātana)
- Rajgir, India
MA
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
Over the millennium, the ancient seers, and saints living across the river Sindhu made the intuitive realization of the eternal spiritual truth (Satya). They visualized the core principles that govern the world causing material as well as spiritual progress of every living being known as dharma.
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Religious degree programs at the Master's level in India provide a unique opportunity to study diverse belief systems and their cultural impacts. Engaging with various theological perspectives prepares you for a deeper understanding of spirituality, ethics, and community engagement.
You'll explore topics like comparative religions, philosophy, and the role of religion in society. Through courses in religious texts, ritual practices, and social justice, you'll develop skills in critical analysis, research, and community outreach. The environment encourages independent thought and fosters intellectual growth as you engage with complex ideas.
Those pursuing a Master’s in this field may find career paths in education, social work, community organization, or interfaith dialogue. As you cultivate expertise, you strengthen your ability to address ethical issues and contribute to societal well-being. Most programs emphasize research projects that connect academic learning with real-world application, equipping you to navigate diverse environments professionally.