Religion, Culture and Public Life University of Nicosia

Overview

Religion, Culture and Public Life at  University of Nicosia  combines sociology, political science, history, law, and education to develop expertise in managing religious diversity, promoting religious freedom, and fostering cultural awareness. 

Key facts:

Students are trained in quantitative and qualitative research methods and comparative approaches, covering a wide range of religious and secular traditions globally. The programme emphasizes international collaboration, including seminars, conferences, co-supervision, and at least three months of mobility abroad. It provides policy-oriented training in multiculturalism, inclusion, and cultural/religious pluralism across various sectors, while developing students’ research, critical analysis, and dissemination skills.