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Applied religious studies: a contribution of the professional masters in religious studies of the Faculdade Unida de Vitória

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Summary:Evaluative-purpose article of the relations between academic and professional masters in the area of Study of Religion and Theology in Brazil. On the one hand, it prioritizes the Professional Masters in the field of Applied Study of Religion and, on the other hand, the historical experience of the only Professional Master in Study of Religion of Brazil. It is described the diversity of professional fields represented in the Program’s students, with a predominance of Education, Religion, Law and Health. Based on this observation, it is argued that it is a function of the Program the continuing education – in the perspective of research and professional performance in Religious Studies – of professionals from any field of activity in whose context questions related to religion interfacing with the respective profession are imbricated.
Main Authors:Rocha, Abdruschin Schaeffer
Other Authors:Ribeiro, Osvaldo Luiz
Subject:Religião Ciências da Religião Ciência da Religião Aplicada Ciência Prática da Religião Mestrado Profissional em Ciências das Religiões Religion Study of Religion Applied Religious Studies Practical Study of Religion Professional Master in Study of Religion
Year:2019
Country:Brazil
Document type:article
Access type:unknown
Associated institution:IBICT
Language:Portuguese
Origin:Oasisbr
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Summary:Evaluative-purpose article of the relations between academic and professional masters in the area of Study of Religion and Theology in Brazil. On the one hand, it prioritizes the Professional Masters in the field of Applied Study of Religion and, on the other hand, the historical experience of the only Professional Master in Study of Religion of Brazil. It is described the diversity of professional fields represented in the Program’s students, with a predominance of Education, Religion, Law and Health. Based on this observation, it is argued that it is a function of the Program the continuing education – in the perspective of research and professional performance in Religious Studies – of professionals from any field of activity in whose context questions related to religion interfacing with the respective profession are imbricated.

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