Impact
The Faculty of Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies is constantly engaged with urgent, societal issues. Our academic staff often collaborate with organisations outside the university on topics such as healthcare, education and politics.
You have a part to play
Through collaborations, we spread, share and enhance humanities knowledge in society. We collaborate for example through contract research, project application, (postinitial) education and lectures and talks. And, as an organisation, if you are seeking a highly motivated intern, we are certainly the address to turn to.
Below you find an overview of the four major themes in which you can collaborate with our researchers.
Person-centred care
There are many philosophical, religious and philosophical questions surrounding care. Researchers at FFTR collaborate with colleagues inside and outside Radboud University, and with various external organisations such as hospitals and healthcare institutions, patient organisations, funds, charities and professional organisations to answer these questions.
Democracy and rule of law
On the Tocqueville blog, experts publish blog posts on the topics of democracy and rule of law.
Lectures and workshops
Researchers from the Faculty of Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies like to share their knowledge. Invite them to your organisation or visit public lectures on Radboud University campus through Radboud Reflects.
Religious culture
In a secular society such as the Netherlands, the role of the Christian religion has changed profoundly. This raises all kinds of questions, such as what significance the Christian religion has for social issues in modern society. Or how churches of Dutch people with different cultural backgrounds are developing. KASKI specializes in this sort of research and works with private and public partners to provide top quality research.
Other question or subject?
In addition to the subjects mentioned above, our researchers investigate a wide range of other topics, including protest culture and politics, self-awareness, inclusivity, radicalisation and many others.
Collaborate?
If you wish to work with us or would like to benefit from the knowledge and expertise within the Faculty of Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies, please feel free to contact us!