Teaching

Our teaching focuses on systematic, comparative, and methodological aspects of social science religious studies, as well as on current topics such as migration, pluralization, and (religious) conflict.
The chair's higher education teaching methods include interdisciplinary learning groups through the systematic opening of courses to social science degree programs, as well as targeted use of non-university learning venues, such as excursions to religious migrant organizations or the House of Religions in Hanover (see also the links in the right-hand column). Furthermore, the chair contributes to the further development of research-based learning in the humanities and social sciences through regular practical seminars and research internships.

Current Courses - Winter Semester 2025/2026