Interdisciplinary Bachelor’s Degree

• Admissions Regulations
• You can find further general information here.

You can find information on funding your studies on the Leibniz University Hannover information pages on funding options..

You can find information on the degree programme content and objectives in the course profile.

To be eligible to enrol on the Subject Didactics module, students must have successfully completed the two introductory modules, ‘EF Religious Studies’ and ‘EF Religions and Worldviews’.

In exceptional cases, an application for early admission may be approved. Further information on this can be found here.

• Certificates from the Examinations Office
• Certificates relevant to examinations (from the 2016 Study Regulations onwards)
• Certificate of coursework achievement (Please note that module certificates from the Institute of Philosophy can only be submitted and signed there.)

• Examination regulations

• Committee on Teaching and the Curriculum
• Dean of Studies Office

For the relevant semester, please refer to the Examination Office’s calendar for the Interdisciplinary Bachelor’s programme – Study of Religion (Values and Norms) section for the registration and examination periods (including resits).

If you have completed the Interdisciplinary Bachelor’s degree in Study of Religion (Values and Norms), the following Master’s programmes at Leibniz University Hannover are open to you, depending on the specialisation of your Bachelor’s degree:

• Master’s in Atlantic Studies in History, Culture and Society
• International Master: Religion in the Public Sphere
• Master of Education Values and Norms