Bs catholic religious education in special needs education in Leibniz university of hannover

The public has (once again) become aware of the phenomenon of "religion" -- often in its conflicting, dubious form. Against this backdrop, the aim of the degree programme in Catholic Theology is to give students the skills required to (self-)critically assess contemporary religious phenomena in culture, society and the Church on the basis of Christian self-understanding and its core categories of creation, revelation and salvation. Consequently, the degree programme serves to elaborate the identity of Christianity and its ability to accept pluralism. Students critically explore the historical and contemporary testimony of Christianity; discuss how it contributes to shaping culture and society; and reflect on religious influences in their own biography.

Proof of a higher education entrance qualification is required, For Masters, an Undergraduate degree is required

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31st May