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RELIC 
Religion and Critical Heritage Studies

An Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Responsible Cultural Leadership

A two year international master programme combining cultural and religious heritage, critical heritage studies and responsible leadership through integrated global mobility.

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Curriculum Structure

Core modules, thematic focus and progression across semesters.

 

Mobility Pathways

English track and Spanish English track, countries and universities.

 

Learning Outcomes

Knowledge, skills and competences students develop.

 

Thesis and Fieldwork

Master thesis, applied research, internships and community engagement.

 

Degrees and Recognition

Multiple degree system, ECTS, assessment and quality assurance.

About

Academic Vision and Mission

RELIC’s academic vision is to educate future professionals and researchers capable of engaging critically and responsibly with cultural and religious heritage in diverse global contexts.

The programme is grounded in an interdisciplinary approach that brings together heritage studies, religious studies, law, ecology and digital humanities. Its mission is to foster responsible cultural leadership by combining academic excellence with ethical awareness, inclusion and sustainability, linking theory, fieldwork and community engagement across international settings.

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