Master of Arts (Honours) -Philosophy and Theology (VV56)

The intersection between philosophy and theology is a common occurrence, as these fields often intertwine. Scholars in philosophy have been pondering the essence of existence and the concept of agency for a significant period. In a similar vein, theologians have actively engaged with philosophical traditions to enhance their comprehension of individual and collective faith.

This particular program provides individuals with a chance to delve into these areas of overlap. Participants will have the opportunity to explore the metaphysical, ethical, and theological traditions that have greatly influenced contemporary thought.

Moreover, individuals can opt to focus on philosophy and theology as distinct subjects, adjusting the emphasis between the two based on their personal interests.