United Kingdom University of Exeter (UK): Masters Degree in Witchcraft

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What do you do with a Masters Degree in Witchcraft? Why do they place this within the Institute of Arabic and Islamic Studies?

Course content​

The MA Magic and Occult Science is a unique programme that allows you to tailor a programme to your own interests by choosing a range of modules within humanities and social sciences, or by specialising in a certain area.

The core module, ARAM251 Esotericism and the Magical Tradition is a team-taught module where students explore key topics including magic in Greece and Rome, occult texts in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, the history of witchcraft, magic in literature and folklore, deception and illusion, and the history of science and medicine, among other key themes.

By housing this program within the Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies, we place the Arabo-Islamic cultural heritage back where it belongs in the centre of these studies and in the history of the “West.” Decolonisation, the exploration of alternative epistemologies, feminism, and anti-racism are at the core of this programme.

https://www.exeter.ac.uk/study/post...amic/magic-occult-science/#entry-requirements

 

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[Time 4 Guillotines]

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What do you do with a Masters Degree in Witchcraft? Why do they place this within the Institute of Arabic and Islamic Studies?

Yeah, how dare the English people decide to make a class about a European folk religion in the sacred halls of the sandnigger invaders?

 

[Gargamel]

What do you do with a Masters Degree in Witchcraft? Why do they place this within the Institute of Arabic and Islamic Studies?

Who else is going to oversee the Salem Witch Trials?

 

[Crimson Fucker]

Because Islam is a satanic death cult that's why they hide the satanic verses from non Muslims and pretend it doesn't exist, they can lie about the "religion" to convert you.

 

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Somebody took Harry Potter books too seriously.