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Heidelberg University of Jewish Studies
M.A. Jewish Studies (major)
Heidelberg
Master of arts
German, English, Hebrew
Summer winter semester
4 semesters
No admission restriction
Applicants must submit their application by the specified deadlines, providing proof of the general higher education entrance qualification (Abitur) or an equivalent qualification. Proficiency in German at the required level must be demonstrated through recognized language tests.
European applicants follow the same process as German students, submitting their applications by the specified deadlines and providing proof of equivalent secondary school qualifications. German language proficiency at the required level must be demonstrated through recognized language tests.
International applicants must submit their applications by the specified deadlines, providing proof of secondary school qualifications equivalent to the German Abitur. Proficiency in German at the required level must be demonstrated through recognized language tests. Additional language requirements may apply depending on the program.
| Test | Minimum Score / Level |
|---|---|
| TestDaF | TDN 4 in all components |
| DSH | DSH-2 |
| Goethe-Zertifikat | C2 |
| Test | Minimum Score / Level |
|---|---|
| IELTS | 6.5 |
| TOEFL iBT | 90 |
| Test | Minimum Score / Level |
|---|
Main: German
Further: English, Hebrew
German Students
Deadline: 15 July
How to Apply: Applicants must submit their application by the specified deadlines, providing proof of the general higher education entrance qualification (Abitur) or an equivalent qualification. Proficiency in German at the required level must be demonstrated through recognized language tests.
European (EU) Students
Deadline: 15 July
How to Apply: European applicants follow the same process as German students, submitting their applications by the specified deadlines and providing proof of equivalent secondary school qualifications. German language proficiency at the required level must be demonstrated through recognized language tests.
International (Non-EU) Students
Deadline: 15 July
How to Apply: International applicants must submit their applications by the specified deadlines, providing proof of secondary school qualifications equivalent to the German Abitur. Proficiency in German at the required level must be demonstrated through recognized language tests. Additional language requirements may apply depending on the program.
German Students
Deadline: 15 January
How to Apply: Applicants must submit their application by the specified deadlines, providing proof of the general higher education entrance qualification (Abitur) or an equivalent qualification. Proficiency in German at the required level must be demonstrated through recognized language tests.
European (EU) Students
Deadline: 15 January
How to Apply: European applicants follow the same process as German students, submitting their applications by the specified deadlines and providing proof of equivalent secondary school qualifications. German language proficiency at the required level must be demonstrated through recognized language tests.
International (Non-EU) Students
Deadline: 15 January
How to Apply: International applicants must submit their applications by the specified deadlines, providing proof of secondary school qualifications equivalent to the German Abitur. Proficiency in German at the required level must be demonstrated through recognized language tests. Additional language requirements may apply depending on the program.
Awarded by: German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)
Eligibility: For international students, graduates, doctoral candidates and researchers with excellent academic records. Criteria vary by specific programme.
Deadline: Rolling admission
Apply NowAwarded by: Zentralrat der Juden in Deutschland
Eligibility: For particularly talented Jewish students at German universities. The scholarship is primarily aimed at students from the former Soviet Union.
Deadline: Not provided
Apply NowAwarded by: Ernst Ludwig Ehrlich Studienwerk (ELES)
Eligibility: For particularly gifted Jewish students and doctoral candidates who demonstrate academic excellence and social commitment.
Deadline: 01 June and 01 December
Apply NowAwarded by: Federal Government and private sponsors
Eligibility: For high-achieving and committed students. Social commitment and special personal or family circumstances are also taken into account.
Deadline: 15 July
Apply NowA research project exploring the complexities of enmity in Jewish history and culture.
A project focusing on the study and documentation of Masoretic texts.
Investigating the origins and histories of Jewish cultural artifacts.
Researching Jewish life and culture in the Provence region.
Studying the international networks of Jewish architect Erich Mendelsohn in the 20th century.
Exploring the contributions of Erna Meyer to modern household practices.
Analyzing the role of compassion in the German debate over animal slaughter practices.
A project dedicated to the study of Rabbinic Bibles.
Investigating how Bible glossaries serve as carriers of cultural information.
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