Master's and Doctorate · United States
Master's and Doctorate in International Law, Cyberculture, and Christian Ethics
This program investigates the interactions between international legal norms, religious practices, and the influence of cyberculture, exploring their ethical and geopolitical implications in the digital era.
- Modality
- 100% online
- Workload
- 1,500 hours · 2,500 hours
- Estimated Duration
- 02 to 03 years · 03 to 05 years
- Course Language
- Portuguese / English
Program Overview
This program investigates the interactions between international legal norms, religious practices, and the influence of cyberculture, exploring their ethical and geopolitical implications in the digital era.
Differences Between Master's and Doctorate
Both programs are conducted in a 100% online modality with high scientific support, adapting perfectly to your academic pace.
Research Lines and Emphases
Program Objectives
General Objective
Understand how religious beliefs and technology shape international rules and rights, investigating the ethical dilemmas of cyberlaw and religion.
Specific Objectives
- Examine the impact of religious dogmas on international treaties.
- Analyze how cyberculture influences the practice of human rights.
- Investigate digital ethics at the intersection of tech, law, and religion.
Teaching Methodology
Target Audience
Program & Curricular Matrix
1st Semester — Academic Leveling Module
- •Theories of International Law and Religion.
- •Cyberculture and Human Rights.
- •Ethics and Religious Practices in the Digital Context.
- •Religion and International Policies.
- •Scientific Methodology.
2nd Semester — Foundations and Research Module
- •Law, Jurisdiction, and Religion.
- •International Law, Governance, and Religious Pluralism.
- •Impact of Cyberculture on Social Justice and Religion.
- •Ethics, Technology, and Religion.
- •Research Seminars I.
3rd Semester — Advanced Studies Module
- •Regulation of Cyberculture and Freedom of Expression.
- •Religion and International Conflicts.
- •Cyberculture and Religious Identity.
- •International Law and Religious Movements.
- •Research Seminars II.
4th Semester — Qualification and Thesis Development
- •Canon and Ecclesiastical Law I.
- •Law, Jurisdiction, and Religion II.
- •Dissertation/Thesis Guidance.
5th and 6th Semesters — Exclusive for Doctoral Candidates (PhD Thesis)
*Please note: This advanced module of experimental research and thesis writing has a flexible average duration of 1 to 2 semesters.*
- •Advanced Topics I.
- •Advanced Topics II.
- •Advanced Topics III.
- •Advanced Topics IV.
- •Thesis Guidance and Development.
Accreditation and Validity
Degrees are awarded internationally by UniChristian in the US. The institution provides academic transcripts and detailed credits for students.
Learn more about validityStart Your Selection and Research Process
To enter the Stricto Sensu Master's and Doctoral programs of UniChristian, you must submit your academic transcript, updated resume, and a preliminary research proposal (pre-project). Our academic committee will provide support for pairing with PhD advisors.