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Protestant Theology (Bachelor of Arts)

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The Bachelor’s degree programme in Protestant Theology offers you the opportunity to explore Christianity from an academic perspective – from its biblical roots to its role in the church, culture and society today.

You will be introduced to the central theological disciplines and learn:

• Interpret biblical texts in a philologically sound and reflective manner.
• To understand the history of Christianity and its religious practices.
• To question theological concepts and understand dogmatic connections.
• Analyse ethical issues and social developments from a theological perspective.

Through intensive engagement with historical traditions and current challenges, you will develop the ability to independently assess theological issues – an essential skill for a wide range of professional fields and further studies.

Prospects

With their broad cultural hermeneutic and historical knowledge, sound theological knowledge and scientific methodological skills, our graduates are ideally prepared for a wide range of challenges. Their analytical and interpretative skills, combined with their strong communication skills, enable them to master complex tasks in a variety of professional fields – whether in churches and communities, educational and cultural institutions, social services, human resources, media and public relations, or consulting.

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  Education certificates	General higher education entrance qualification, subject-related higher education entrance qualification, technical college entrance qualification or master’s certificate and comparable certificates from advanced professional training or professional qualifications
  Certifications of program-specific knowledge and skills to be submitted prior to admission	German skills: DSH 2 Knowledge of Latin at the level of “higher Latin” (“Latinum”). If the language skills are not available at the time of admission to the programme, they must be demonstrated at the latest as a prerequisite for participation in the module “Introduction to Church History A”.
  Restricted admission	None

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  Technical questions about your application

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  Content-related questions about the program

  Dipl.-Pol. Daniela Linke
  Lahntor 3 (Alte Universität)
  Room 02 019
  35032 Marburg
  
  E-Mail: studienberatung05@uni-marburg.de
  
  

  Formal questions about your application

  Ellen Huth
  Tel.: +49 6421/28 22222
  Email: application@uni-marburg.de
  
  Office hours: Mondays - Fridays 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (Central European Time)

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