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Bachelor of Arts Philosophy (Dual Subject)
Philosophy delves into the fundamental questions about reality, the world, life, actions, and knowledge. It is a journey through the history of human thought, perpetually seeking answers to profound questions. Today, philosophy intersects with current trends such as artificial intelligence, bioethics, and environmental ethics, making it more relevant than ever. As a “fundamental science,” it challenges students to critically analyze and engage with complex ideas, preparing them to address the critical issues of our time and shape the future.
Bachelor of Arts Philosophy (Major Subject)
Philosophy is the pursuit of understanding fundamental questions about reality, the world, life, actions, and knowledge. This ancient discipline delves into the core of human thought, constantly evolving to address the timeless and contemporary questions that define our existence. Today, philosophy remains as crucial as ever, intersecting with fields like artificial intelligence, bioethics, and environmental studies, reflecting its ongoing relevance and transformative potential. As the “fundamental science,” philosophy challenges students to engage with profound ideas and equips them with the critical thinking skills necessary to navigate and influence the complexities of the modern world.
Bachelor of Arts Philosophy (Minor Subject)
Philosophy is the pursuit of understanding fundamental questions about reality, existence, knowledge, values, reason, and language. The history of philosophy is essentially the chronicle of human thought striving to answer these profound questions. In this Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy minor, students are introduced to the classical problems and queries that have shaped philosophical discourse through the ages.
The program begins with an exploration of the most significant historical periods and positions in philosophy, acquainting students with essential philosophical methodologies both from systematic and historical perspectives. Engaging and relatable storytelling elements are woven into the curriculum, bringing to life the timeless quest for knowledge that defines this fundamental science.
Bachelor of Arts Persian
The Bachelor of Arts in Persian offers a dynamic and immersive learning experience, equipping students with comprehensive communicative skills in modern Persian and the ability to work with Persian-language source texts. With a curriculum designed to integrate current trends such as digital humanities and cross-cultural communication, the program emphasizes both modern and classical Persian, providing students with a strong foundation for academic and professional careers.
Through engaging and practice-oriented language training, students are not only proficient in speaking, listening, reading, and writing but also develop critical thinking skills necessary for analyzing literary and historical texts. This minor, rich with storytelling elements and real-world applications, is a gateway to understanding and engaging with the Persian-speaking world.
Master of Arts Old Catholic and Ecumenical Theology
The Master of Arts in Old Catholic and Ecumenical Theology welcomes students from all religious backgrounds, offering a unique and comprehensive exploration of Old Catholic theology. This program integrates ecumenical theological and interreligious questions, fostering a deep understanding of diverse religious perspectives. Distinguished lecturers from Old Catholic, Protestant, Roman Catholic, Orthodox, and Anglican traditions contribute to the rich academic environment of the Department of Old Catholic Studies, the only university department of its kind in Germany.
Courses also cover Jewish-Christian and Muslim-Christian dialogue, reflecting current trends in interfaith relations and future possibilities in promoting global religious understanding. This narrative-driven approach not only makes the content engaging but also showcases the dynamic nature of theological studies in addressing contemporary religious issues.
Master of Arts North American Studies
The Master of Arts in North American Studies delves into the intricate tapestry of North America within a global context, fostering a critical comprehension of cultural theories, transatlantic relations, and the ever-evolving landscape of globalization.
Through a transdisciplinary approach, this program explores the intersections of politics, economics, literature, and culture, dissecting the dynamics of race, class, gender, and sexuality. As students embark on this academic journey, they delve deep into research areas spanning literary and cultural theory, Indigenous studies, gender studies, environmental studies, and more. By interrogating the cultural, political, and economic systems of the United States and Canada, students gain invaluable insights into the complexities shaping the North American landscape.
Bachelor of Arts Musicology / Sound Studies
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Musicology and Sound Studies, where every note tells a story and every sound resonates with meaning. At our program in the University of Bonn, we don’t just study music; we unravel its mysteries, decode its significance, and explore its profound impact on society and culture.
Our curriculum is designed to nurture a deep appreciation for music in all its forms, from classical masterpieces to contemporary compositions. Through rigorous analysis and critical reflection, students develop the ability to perceive musical phenomena with unparalleled clarity, placing them within the broader context of cultural, social, and historical frameworks. But our program goes beyond mere observation; it invites students to engage with music on a visceral level, using it as a lens to explore complex issues such as globalization, industrialization, and individual identity.
Bachelor of Arts Mongolian Studies
Embark on a captivating journey through the rich tapestry of Mongolian Studies, where the past converges with the present and transcends into the future. Our program delves into the transnational Mongolian cultural sphere, unraveling its intricate relationships on a global scale. At our institution in Bonn, students are not just learners; they are explorers charting new territories of knowledge and understanding.
Through immersive experiences, students acquire a profound grasp of Mongolian language, mastering both modern and classical scripts with finesse. But our program goes beyond linguistic proficiency; it delves into the heart of Mongolian culture, offering multifaceted insights into its diverse lifestyles, traditions, and heritage. Led by the Department of Oriental and Asian Studies, our curriculum explores a myriad of themes, from nomadism and mobility to economics, philosophy, and beyond, all viewed through historical and contemporary lenses.
Bachelor of Arts Mongolian
Embark on a linguistic odyssey into the rich tapestry of Mongolian culture with our Bachelor of Arts in Mongolian. Delve into the intricate nuances of the Mongolian language, from modern vernacular to classical script, as you journey through three immersive language modules.
Our program goes beyond traditional language instruction, offering a practice- and application-oriented approach that equips students with the skills to navigate a Mongolian-speaking environment with confidence. Through a blend of listening comprehension, speaking, reading, and writing exercises, students cultivate a deep appreciation for the cultural heritage of Mongolia while honing their intercultural communication skills for a globalized world.
Master of Arts Media Studies
The Master of Arts in Media Studies explores the profound impact of media on cultural, social, and political communication. This program equips students with the skills to analyze media texts and systems, focusing on the aesthetics, theory, history, and analysis of film, television, and social media. By investigating media and cultural studies questions through social science methodologies, students uncover the intricate connections between media, industry, politics, and societal communication. Engaging in guided independent research, students refine both their receptive and productive skills, preparing them for the dynamic and evolving media landscape.