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Kritische Kultur- und Religionsforschung / Critical Cultural and Religious Studies (major subject in a combined bachelor’s degree)
Program: Kritische Kultur- und Religionsforschung / Critical Cultural and Religious Studies
Degree: Bachelor of Arts
Program option: major subject in a combined bachelor's degree
Study model: combined bachelor's degree
Program length: 6/8 semesters / 3/4 years (180/ 210 ECTS points) (depending on the combination)
Contents
How do people talk about the climate, sustainability, war or diseases? What are the everyday strategies they choose to cope with this and other current problems? How do different religions live together in the world? What concepts of nature, communication or power do South American peoples have and which theories and methods can we use to understand them? The Critical Cultural and Religious Studies major invites you to learn about human behaviour in groups, to get to know foreign perspectives and contexts, and thus to overcome prejudices. You will learn the fundamentals of the three disciplines of empirical cultural studies, religious studies and social and cultural anthropology. This subject includes the ability to conduct independent scientific work using the appropriate methods.
An integral part of the combined Bachelor's degree is the MarSkills programme, in which you will acquire valuable, future-oriented skills.
Prospects
Introducing Comparative Cultural and Religious Studies (Video)
The major in Critical Cultural and Religious Studies provides opportunities in the following professional sectors:
Public and private cultural institutions
Academia (universities, research institutions)
Media companies (including publishing houses and content management agencies)
Institutions for cultural translation
International institutions and organisations
Congress and exhibition industry
Museums
Consultancy and expert institutions
The choice of your major subject will decisively shape your professional qualifications profile. In conjunction with one or two minor subjects, your relevant work experience (e.g. internships, part-time jobs, voluntary work) and your personal skills, it will enable you to refine your profile and carve out your own individual array of career options.
Admission requirements
Higher education entrance qualification:
General higher education entrance qualification or subject-related higher education entrance qualification1 or advanced technical college entrance qualification or master craftsman's examination as well as comparable qualifications of advanced vocational training or vocationally qualified persons
1 The university decides on the validity of the subject restriction for this subject.
Knowledge and skills specific to the subject to be demonstrated prior to admission:
Knowledge of two foreign languages at the B1 level.
This usually involves modern foreign languages such as English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic or Japanese. One of these foreign languages could include Latin or Ancient Greek, in which case the level of the Latinum or the Graecum must be proven.
If students do not have the required language skills in the second foreign language at level B1, they will only be enrolled on the condition that they provide proof of these skills by the time they re-register semester.
Restricted admission:
In order to apply or enrol, you must select one or two minor subjects in the online application.
Cannot be combined with:
Empirical Cultural Studies (minor)
Religious Studies (minor)
Social and Cultural Anthropology (minor)
Admission type:
Free (no NC)Who can answer questions?
Technical questions about your application
Content-related questions about the program
Dr. Antje van Elsbergen
Deutschhausstr. 3
Room: A107 (+1/1070)
Phone: (+49) 06421 28-23783
E-Mail: ave@staff.uni-marburg.de
Office hours: HomepageFormal 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)Application & Deadline
