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Judaic Studies Module

The subject Jewish Studies can also be taken as a Jewish Studies component (20 CP) as part of another humanities, cultural studies or social sciences (including theology) Master's degree program at Heidelberg University, provided that the respective examination regulations provide for a corresponding module.
Neither specialist knowledge of Jewish Studies nor special foreign language skills are required for this. The courses to be completed are listed in the appendix "Jewish Studies module in the Master's degree program".

The current range of courses including module assignments: Course catalog of the HfJS.

Registration for the courses takes place via heiCO.

If you have any questions, please contact:

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Research Assistant
Assistant to the Dean of Studies
BMBF project “Educational game Joseph Süß Oppenheimer” at the Chair for the History of the Jewish People

Dr. Désirée Schostak

+49 6221 5419226
desiree.schostak(at)hfjs.eu
Website

Appendix "Module Judaic Subject Component"

IMPORTANT for First-Year Students

Vorbereitender Intensivblock Modernes Hebräisch vor Vorlesungsbeginn

Before the start of the winter semester, a one-week intensive block is held to prepare students for the regular beginner Hebrew courses offered during the semester. The intensive block is mandatory for first-year students with no prior knowledge of Hebrew who wish to enroll in one of these beginner courses.

First-year students with sufficient knowledge of Hebrew may be exempted from participating in the intensive block. Depending on prior knowledge, it may also be possible to enter directly into a higher language level. Please contact kevin.trompelt(at)hfjs.eu well in advance of the start of classes.

This year’s Modern Hebrew intensive block will take place from October 5 to 9, 2026. You can find the exact dates in the course catalog.

Further Study Programs