Aim of the Degree Program The international consecutive joint degree Master's program in Jewish Studies - History of Jewish Cultures is primarily aimed at students who have not completed their
General requirements University entrance qualification (Abitur) Enrolment at the Heidelberg University of Jewish Studies (HfJS) in the degree programs B.A. Jewish Studies 50% (teaching degree),
Curriculum Vitae Education 2022 - 2025 Interdisciplinary Master "Middle Ages and Early Modern Times", Würzburg 2017-2022 Bachelor German Studies (major) and History (minor), Würzburg 2015-2017
Course Registration You should register in heiCO for all courses you expect to attend before the course begins (https://www.hfjs.eu/en/study/during-studies/course-catalog.html). If this is not
Regular submission deadline Term papers (proseminar, seminar and advanced seminar papers) and other written assignments must be submitted to the course instructor by the end of the respective
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Passover, Easter and the start of the semester
First Workshop at the Heidelberg College for Jewish Studies
(1869 Ahaus - 1943 Theresienstadt) In the library of the HfJS we have so far identified three books with the handwritten name of a person called Moses Gottschalk. These are a prayer book from
Intensive Preparatory Course in Modern Hebrew Before the Start of Classes
