Religious studies will often focus on Judaism, Islam, Christianity and Buddhism. Students may develop a deeper understanding of each one, as well as how they have affected social movements, literature, wars, culture and the arts.

Individuals who wish to immerse themselves in different cultures and learn new languages might enjoy studying in Central African Republic. The country is home to more than 80 different ethnicities and 120 different languages. French and Sangho are the country’s two official languages.

A master’s degree requires years of study to earn, but it may be invaluable for graduates in a competitive job market. MA degrees are offered in many different concentrations, so students can further their knowledge and experience in their chosen field.