The Faculty of Cultural Sciences offers a wide range of research and teaching opportunities. Basic to this research and teaching are the fundamental manifestations of culture: language, literature, religion, music and art, in their relationships to history and society. Results of historical research are applied to problems of continuity and change, particularly to change in religious value systems. Comparative perspectives are emphasized.
Students
Student enrollment in the Faculty for Cultural Sciences has increased for more than twenty years. In 1993 about 3,500 students were enrolled in the Faculty.
Curricula
The Faculty for Cultural Sciences comprises nineteen curricula. These curricula are offered in thirteen departments. These departments cooperate closely with each other and with other faculties in the university.
Curricula in the Faculty for Cultural Sciences may be divided into three general areas:
1. General studies:
History of Art, Musicology, Comparative Linguistics, Science of Religion, Cultural Anthropology
2. Cultural manifestations in specific geographical areas:
Egyptology, Ancient Near East Studies, Islamic Studies, Iranian Studies, Christian Oriental Studies, Indian Studies, Chinese Studies, Korean Studies, Japanese Studies
3. Cultural manifestations in antiquity:
Classical Philology, Classical Archeology, Prehistorical Studies, Historical Aspects of Comparative Linguistics, Egyptology, Middle East Studies, Iranian Studies
Home PresseMAIL (michael.seifert@uni-tuebingen.de)