Religions and Violence I

The 'Religions and Violence, Islam' course gives the students the occasion to develop a better understanding of Islamic doctrine and civilization through a comparative interreligious approach and providing some concrete experiences in a Muslim counternarrative to violence.

• Interreligious Cooperation and Dialogue.
• Intercultural and International exchanges.
• Peace Education and Gobal Citizenship.
• Social Cohesion and Economic Development.
• Relations between Faiths

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At the end of each term of the course, the student must take a written exam. It focuses on the topics covered during the course as well as on the texts listed in the recommended bibliography.
The exam consists of 5 open questions. Each answer must be 3000 characters long, including spaces.
The exam paper must be uploaded onto the dedicated area on the eLearning platform, during the one-week long exam session.
Dates can be consulted in the academic calendar.