Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Target group

The international non-consecutive joint Master's course in Jewish Studies/History of Jewish Cultures is primarily aimed at students who have not been awarded a Bachelor's degree in Jewish Studies, but in a Cultural, Humanities, Social Science or Theological discipline. It is designed as a Humanities and Cultural Studies programme, which deals with the varied forms and change of Jewish living environments throughout history and in the present. In order to be able to capture the complexity of the topic of study appropriately, the course of study is organised on an inter-disciplinary basis. The following disciplines and subjects are accordingly involved, amongst others: Jewish Studies, History, Theology, Religious Studies, Literary Studies, Philosophy, Gender Studies, Art History and Musicology.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

Bachelor's degree in a cultural, social sciences, humanities or theological discipline (e.g. Jewish Studies, History, German Language and Literature, other literature studies, Theology, Philosophy, Religious Studies, Islamic Studies, Cultural Studies, Gender Studies, Art History or Social Science). Please also note the admission regulations.