Ecumenism and religions: Contact persons & External
Ecumenism and religions: Contact persons & External
Oldenburg / Main responsible persons
Prof Dr Ulrike Sallandt
Contact:
Further information on an external semester in Bremen
In the courses at the Institute for Religious Studies and Religious Education at the University of Bremen, you will gain an insight into religious and cultural studies perspectives and questions as well as an overview of corresponding methods and theories. Seminars and lectures are offered in the fields of qualitative-social-empirical religious research, literary and media studies research (including the field of games studies), global history of religion and Christianity and religious didactics.
Further information on the four areas of research and work at the Institute in Bremen can be found at the following link:
https://www.uni-bremen.de/religionswissenschaft/profil-forschung
Detailed information on the degree programmes offered in Bremen can be found at the following link:
https://www.uni-bremen.de/religionswissenschaft/studium/lehrangebot-und-stundenplaene
Courses in Bremen SoSe 26
The course programme can be viewed at: https://www.uni-bremen.de/studium/starten-studieren/veranstaltungsverzeichnis
(Faculty 09)
Recommendations by Prof. Suarsana
Postcolonial perspectives on the German past and present in Namibia (09-74-M5-1)
Mon 12-14 SpT C4180
Somatisation of religion: salvation, self-care or optimisation? (09-74-M7-1 )
Thu 10-12 GW2 B1216
If you are interested, please contact Prof. Dr Yan Suarsana and Prof. Dr Ulrike Sallandt.
Courses in Vechta WiSe 25/26
Below you will find an overview of the courses offered in the current semester. The table lists the relevant seminars and lectures with all important information such as title, lecturer, semester, time and format.
If you are interested, please contact Prof Dr Ulrike Sallandt and/or Dr Susanne Klinger.
LV numbers | Lecturer | Course title | Type | SWS | Semester | Day & time | Format | Special notes |
ktb006.2 / kt0014a | PD Dr Marc Röbel | Doctrine of God and the Trinity | VL | 2 | 3RD BA | Wed 8-10 + block Sat, 29 Nov, 9-17 | Attendance | No course from 21.10-07.11. |
ktb007.3 / kwb023.2 / kt0017a | PD Dr Marc Röbel | Theology of Creation and Theological Anthropology / Theological Applied Ethics | VL | 2 | 3RD BA | Wed 16-18 + block Sat, 13 Dec, 9-17 | Attendance | No course from 21 Oct - 7 Nov / It is ensured that students who are active in committees are not disadvantaged. |
ktb010.2 / kt0025a | Associate Professor (retired) Dr Karl Josef Lesch | Selected topics of ecumenical dialogue | S | 2 | 5TH BA | Wed 8-10 | Presence | - |
ktm001.3 / kt0037a | Prof. Dr Elmar Kos | In-depth study of selected theological issues relevant to education: Autonomy and self-determination. Ethical questions at the end of life | S | 2 | 1ST MA | Thu 12-14 | Presence | - |
Further information on an external semester in Potsdam
The Jewish Studies programme in Potsdam offers an interdisciplinary education with a strong focus on cultural studies. The close cooperation with neighbouring subjects such as History, Slavic Studies, German Studies, Romance Studies and English Studies enables a versatile academic perspective and a wide range of courses.
What characterises Jewish Studies in Potsdam?
Interdisciplinary teaching and research
The programme covers both Ashkenazi culture and the various traditions of Sephardic, Arab and Mizrahi Jews - a thematic focus that is rarely represented in Germany.
Co-operation & Networking
As part of the Selma Stern Centre for Jewish Studies Berlin-Brandenburg, the programme offers close cooperation with other renowned institutions. The joint course catalogue provides access to courses at Freie Universität Berlin, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, the Centre for Research on Anti-Semitism (ZfA) and the European University Viadrina, which significantly expands the disciplinary spectrum.
Practical experience & additional qualifications
Through a co-operation with the Jewish Museum Berlin, a joint seminar on museum education topics is offered annually. Bachelor's students have the opportunity to acquire an additional qualification in the field of "Education and Mediation in Jewish Museums". In addition, exclusive internships at the Jewish Museum Berlin are available for Master's students at the University of Potsdam.
Linguistic diversity
The degree programme includes in-depth language training in Biblical Hebrew, Ivrit and Yiddish, which provides an essential foundation for academic work in Jewish Studies.
Personal exchange & close supervision
The degree programme is characterised by a personal atmosphere and close supervision. Students benefit from an open and supportive learning environment with numerous contact persons and a wide range of opportunities to help shape the programme.
Further information can also be found here in the flyer.
Further information on an external semester in Osnabrück
Here you will find an overview of the current courses on offer.
If you are interested, please get in touch with the contact person.