M.Sc. Psychology of Religion (Pastoral or Religion Track)
Why Choose This Course?
Unique Integration of Psychology and Theology
The curriculum bridges human behavior with spiritual development, religious identity, morality, trauma recovery, and existential concerns—meeting a growing need in faith-based and multicultural contexts.
Dual-Track Flexibility for Diverse Career Paths
Choose the Pastoral Track for spiritual counseling and community ministry, or the Religion Track for academic, research, and interfaith engagement.
Program Overview
The M.Sc. in Psychology of Religion is an interdisciplinary program that explores how psychological principles and theories apply to religious beliefs, experiences, behaviors, and institutions. Offered in two specialized tracks—Pastoral (focused on spiritual care and counseling) and Religion (focused on academic and research perspectives)—this program prepares students for roles in mental health, ministry, education, and community development where faith and psychology intersect.