Protestant Theology

Study Type

undergraduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Focus

Old Testament and New Testament, Biblical Regional Studies and Religious History of the Near East, Christian Archaeology and Ecclesiastical Art, History of the Church and Dogma, Culture and Belief Systems of Orthodox Churches, Practical Theology and Religious Education, Religious Studies and Ecumenism, Religious and New Testament History of the Late Antiquity, Systematic Theology (Dogmatics, Ethics, Philosophy of Religion)

Annotation

The completion of the First Ecclesiastical Examination or Diploma requires membership in one of the churches of the World Council of Churches. The degree course in Protestant Theology is completed with either the First Theological Examination before a regional Protestant church or a Diploma examination. Besides the study achievements to be attained, membership of one of the churches of the World Council of Churches is an admissions requirement. On application, the Faculty of Theology can also award the Diploma degree in addition to the ecclesiastical examination.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

Without subject-specific admission requirements