Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Target group

The degree course relates the traditions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam to each other. The claim to validity of religious texts and traditions in their cultural context is elaborated in just as differentiated a way as the possibilities of interreligious dialogue and dealing with prejudices and conflict stories. This prepares to act constructively in multi-religious social contexts and to respond to conflicting perspectives and actions in a problem-solving manner.

Annotation

Joint degree course of the Evangelical Theological Faculty, the Catholic Theological Faculty and the Centre for Islamic Theology

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

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Admission requirements

Admission requirement for a Master's degree programme is the completion of a Bachelor's degree course in the same or a comparable subject or an equivalent degree course with a grade of at least "good" (2.5). Related courses of degree courses include, in particular: Studies Ecclesiastical degree or Diplom of the Evangelical Theological Faculty Magister theologiae of the Faculty of Catholic Theology Bachelor of Arts in All Theologies Bachelor of Education in all theologies Bachelor of Arts Jewish Studies or Jewish Studies Bachelor of Arts Degree in History Bachelor of Arts in Islamic Studies Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies Bachelor of Arts in Cultural and Humanities with factually related profiles

Tuition fees

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