The Nordic Master's Degree Programme in Theology:
The Religious Roots of Europe (RRE)
Faculty of Theology
Aleksanterinkatu 7 (P.O. Box 33)
FI-00014 University of Helsinki
e-mail: theology(at)helsinki.fi
phone: +358-(0)9-191 24016
fax: +358-(0)9-191 22106

Welcome!
Welcome to the homepage of The Religious Roots of Europe, a joint and international Master´s programme!
The following video was made by a RRE student Hala during the compact seminar in Århus Denmark in November 2011. If you want to know why YOU should choose RRE as your master, please watch it! See also Religious Roots of Europe -video under the section General Description.
The Religious Roots of Europe (RRE) is a joint and international two-year Master’s Programme offered by the Faculty of Theology at the University of Helsinki in cooperation with five other Nordic Universities of Aarhus, Bergen, Copenhagen, Lund and Oslo. Compact seminars are organised at all these institutions as well as in Nordic institutes in the Mediterranean area.
The aim of the RRE is to expose students to the traditions, formative processes and mutual interactions of the three most influential religions at the root of European culture and history, Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
The RRE offers a truly international education with perspectives for a subsequent career in research and education as well as in governmental and private institutions, organisations and companies where the need for knowledge on religion and culture is increasingly recognised.
3rd cycle students from Helsinki in Rome, where
one
of the compact seminars is annually organised. Read more here: Teaching and Travelling.
Photo: Yulia Vasyanovych, 2011.
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Latest news
- Coming up: RRE - Compact seminar in Helsinki - 17-20 April 2012
- A Student's Report from a PhD Seminar in Jordan!
- Religious Roots of Europe BLOG
Archive
- Admission period for 2012 and admitted students 2011 (Nov 2011)
- Open your eyes for the world and join RRE! (Oct 2010)
- Islam is not a stranger (Helsinki Bulletin Feb 2010)




