Program Overview

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Jüdische Studien Program

The Jüdische Studien program is a two-subject Bachelor's degree program.

Program Details

• The program requires the selection of two subjects, both of which are studied in the same scope.
• Upon successful completion of the program, the academic degree of Bachelor of Arts is awarded. If the two subjects are from the natural sciences, the degree awarded is Bachelor of Science.

Note on Teaching Degree

This program does not lead to a teaching degree, as it does not correspond to a teaching subject.

Study Information

Specific to the Field

• Examination regulations

General

• General study regulations for the two-subject Bachelor's degree (applicable to first-year students from the 2011/2012 winter semester)
• Study regulations for general studies in the two-subject Bachelor's degree
• Examination regulations for general studies in the two-subject Bachelor's degree

Additional Links for the Program

• Info flyer
• Further information from the institute

Admission Procedure

For First-Year Students

• Start of studies: only in the winter semester
• The subject is open to enrollment.
• Registration is done online.
• During the registration period, the online form is activated.
• For questions about the registration process, please contact the Student Secretariat.
• For international applicants who are not from EU/EEA countries and do not belong to the group of "Bildungsinländer," a separate application and admission procedure applies. The International Office and the Student Secretariat provide information.

For Higher Semesters

• Admission is free.
• [Registration for the winter semester is only possible in odd semesters, and for the summer semester, only in even semesters.]
• For registration

Semester Dates

• Winter semester 2025/2026: October 1, 2025 - March 31, 2026, lecture period: October 13, 2025 - February 6, 2026
• Summer semester 2026: April 1, 2026 - September 30, 2026, lecture period: April 13, 2026 - July 24, 2026

General and Psychological Study Counseling

• Central Study Counseling of the University of Münster
• Botanicum House of Studies, Schlossgarten 3
• 48149 Münster
• Location plan, arrival information
• Our consultation hours/appointment arrangement
• Open office hours: Monday and Wednesday 2-4 pm, Tuesday and Thursday 10 am-12 pm
• Virtual office hours: Friday 10 am-12 pm
• Telephone short consultation: Monday to Thursday 2-4 pm and Friday 10 am-12 pm, as well as the first Wednesday of each month 5-7 pm
• Individual counseling by arrangement: by phone, virtually, or in person
• First answers: FAQ "I have a question"

Subject-Specific Counseling

• Mr. Dr. Rainer Josef Barzen
• Institute for Jewish Studies
• Johannisstr. 1
• 48143 Münster
• Phone:
• Office hours during the lecture period: Tuesday 11 am-12 pm and additionally by arrangement

Subject Representation

• The subject representation is not known.
• Total list of subject representations of the University of Münster