What is the public relevance of Christian beliefs and doctrines in today?s society? Systematic theology deals in general with the meaning and implications of Christian doctrines. At we add the unique focus of public theology. Public theology?isn't?about promoting the interests of 'the Church' but about drawing on the compassionate values and insights of the Christian faith to contribute to the welfare of society.

The??programme at?Radboud University?is aimed at enhancing students? capacity for theological reflection and Christian intellectual so they can confidently enter the public area where debates on issues as atheism, post-secularism and science come into play. Therefore graduates can participate in debates in the public arena using arguments based on their Christian faith and can convey their faith in society. As a graduate of Systematic Theology, you will change the perspective of others and give meaning to fundamental questions and ideas that feature in science, culture and faith.

Career prospects

In a globalising world, more and more institutions require skills in theological communication and hermeneutics. Theologians know how to formulate critical theological perspectives on questions of meaning of life and a viable civil society in our contemporary situation. Our graduates have an analytical attitude and the skills to make sounds judgements which will help them participate in debates in the public arena using arguments based on their Christian faith and can convey their faith in society. In addition, the programme teaches you how to think independently and critically about the way Christian doctrine can give meaning to contemporary issues.?

Job positions

The Master?s programme in Theology has a strong emphasis on career prospects by allowing students to focus on one professional path in their third year: research, education, spiritual care or religion and policy.

Want to learn more??

Would you like to learn more about this programme and Radboud University? Join us for our Master?s Open Day on 16 March 2019! To learn more and register for this exciting event, visit www.ru.nl/masters/openday.