Programs

History, a strategic discipline, delves into the study of past transformations within human society. Its objective is to analyze the causes of historical events, devise strategies to avert similar issues in contemporary society, rejuvenate present understanding, and foster foresight for the future.

History is a field of study that explores the past transformations of human society, which can be rooted in political, economic, social, or cultural contexts. Students of history need to exhibit discipline and possess the ability to accurately depict and critically analyze historical events. The discipline of history intersects with various other fields such as philosophy, geography, sociology, economics, politics, and culture, creating a comprehensive understanding of societal evolution.

The study of history in Islamic Iran, particularly at the PhD level, typically encompasses various sources. These include the history of Iran in the post-Islamic period, the history of the Islamic revolution, local history, the history of science, and studies of the Islamic period in Iran, among others. This field provides a comprehensive understanding of the rich and diverse heritage of Islamic Iran, contributing to our broader knowledge of world history.

The field of "Religions and Mysticism" is a significant trend in Islamic theology and education. This discipline, which is part of the humanities and Islamic sciences in various schools and universities, familiarizes students with the background, emergence, evolution, and decline of various religions. It involves studying the principles of each religion, including their rules, customs, beliefs, and ethics. This field is particularly suitable for those interested in Islamic subjects and generally ideological and philosophical topics. Graduates can find opportunities in various sectors such as education, teaching, journalism, research, and other employment positions. This discipline provides a comprehensive understanding of various religions and mystical traditions.

The field of Religious Studies and Mysticism encompasses a broad spectrum of religious aspects. Students in this discipline delve into profound topics such as the conceptualization of God, the significance of life and death, the dichotomy of justice and injustice, and the examination of historically accepted and renowned theories. They engage in critical analysis of religious cultures, grappling with contemporary challenges. This study fosters a deep comprehension of various religious and non-religious cultures. In the specialization of Religions and Mysticism, students explore the historical emergence and proliferation of living religions. They study the tripartite components of each religion - rulings, customs, beliefs, and ethics, thereby gaining a holistic understanding of diverse religious traditions.