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Thank you everyone for your interest. I'll consider Denver and Sheffield but it seems to me that Northwestern is the most suitable place for what I am looking for. I was not aware of NW's certificate programs which look quite an opportunity to obtain the interdisciplinary study process I demand. Marxian, I will write you soon and ask about some important details, I hope not to occupy your time much. Thanks again.

Thank you for your interest. I've taken a glance at the department you mentioned and it seems a suitable place for what I am looking for. Please let me know about Prof. Vial's reply. There is another issue by the way, I have a BA degree in engineering and an MA in Sociology. Do you think it is a disadvantage or even worse an impassable barrier for phd admissions to religious studies? My MA thesis is related to the mentioned topics though. p.s I am open to alternative suggestions cos you know, considering the risk of a refusal, I must raise my chances for placement.

I've just noticed that I didn't make mention of the degree, I will apply for a Phd.

Hello everyone. I am searching for grad schools in US, Canada, and continental Europe (especially Germany and the Netherlands). I am mainly interested in theoretical debates on religion, politics and ideology (comprising topics on enlightenment philosophy and critical theory) with a tendency to marxist perspective. Can anyone reccomend me schools, departments and-or proffessors focusing on marxism and religion? I must note that I'm not interested in literary criticism and related departments.