The certificate programme comprises three modules (PM 1-3), each of which (can) extend over two semesters or more if required, to give you as much flexibility as possible in the management of your studies.

• Module coordinator: Dr Kim Strübind
• Type: two-semester compulsory module
• Courses: 2 seminars AND 2 tutorials
• Type of examination: 2 written exams OR 2 oral exams
• Contents: Teaching of basic language skills (e.g. writing, grammar, basic vocabulary); translation and conversation exercises; study of sources and literature
• Aims and competences: Acquisition of Hebrew language skills in Old Testament Hebrew and / or Iwrith, which are essential for developing a profile in the field of Intercultural Jewish Studies

• Module coordinator: Prof. Dr Dagmar Freist / Prof. Dr Andrea Strübind
• Type: two-semester compulsory module
• Courses: 1 block seminar "History of Christian-Jewish-Islamic Relationships and Interdependence" AND 1 work placement (3 weeks)
• Type of examination: Successful participation (block seminar) and work placement certificate
  
• Contents: Insights into current Jewish institutions and Jewish life (work placement in Germany or abroad); discussion and analysis of current intercultural and interreligious problem and research fields
• Objectives and competences: Development of intercultural and interreligious competence; development of theoretically and practically honed analytical tools (in particular: ability to take a comparative view)

• Module coordinator: Prof. Dr Dagmar Freist / Prof. Dr Andrea Strübind
• Type: two-semester compulsory/compulsory elective module
• Courses: a total of four courses designated for the module (can be freely combined)
  
• Contents: Consolidation of knowledge in the areas of history and society as well as religion and philosophy of Judaism
• Objectives and competences: Independent development or testing of source material and research approaches; ability to penetrate Jewish Studies in its European intercultural interconnections and relationships and to understand it as an integrative component of European culture; ability to help shape current interreligious challenges with knowledge of their historical dimensions and as "intercultural mediators".

Successful participation in the events required for the certificate must be evidenced by a corresponding certificate.
A differentiated marking of the achievements is possible on request. Normally, however, the certificates only document "successful participation".