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Please collect from the Institute's secretariat (A06 1-116) in the mornings only.

For the further qualification MA Ed. in Protestant Religion, you study this degree programme consecutively after your Bachelor's degree in Bremen at the University of Oldenburg. You will receive admission requirements to the extent of the four advanced modules (the 219; the 229; the 239; the 249).

In order to fulfil these requirements, we offer you the following options:

• You complete the four AMs within your MA Ed. degree programme, in which case you must reckon with extensions to your studies.
• However, it is also possible to enrol as a guest student in Oldenburg during your BA studies and complete the four AMs. Examination fees will be charged for this.

If you generally want to teach the subject of Protestant Religion, we recommend that you begin or change your studies in/to Oldenburg (modules completed in Bremen may be credited).

Your contact in Oldenburg

Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Weiß

Church membership is not relevant for the study of Protestant theology and religious education.

However, due to the denominational religious education, membership in a Protestant regional church or one of the Protestant churches of the Arbeitsgemeinschaft christlicher Kirchen (AcK) must be proven when entering the traineeship.

Information on the ecclesiastical confirmation of religious education teachers (Vokation):

• Current information