Master of Advanced Studies in Ecumenical Studies (MAS) is a degree programme of one academic year for students who already possess a Master’s degree (preferably in Theology) and wish to pursue their ecumenical studies.

The programme includes during the first semester

- core course on the history of the ecumenical movement

- workshop on intercultural biblical studies

- workshop on practical ecumenical theology

- ecumenical study visits (to places of ecumenical interest such as Rome, Chambésy, Taizé…)

- seminar on research methodology

- interdisciplinary/intercultural course

 The programme includes during the second semester

- research fellowship in an ecumenical organization/or a research fellowship in a partner institute

- research workshop

- writing a Master thesis

first semester: from mid-September to mid-February

second semester: from mid-February to end of June

60 ECTS credits

Please, find application guidelines and form, 2013-2014 study plans and costs as well as frequently asked questions here.