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A. Bachelor Degree Programme - Languages and Culture of South Asia and Tibet

1. Orientation Period
EXAM STEOP: Module Examination Introduction to Indology
EXAM STEOP: Module examination Introduction to Tibetology and Buddhist Studies
EXAM STEOP: Module examination Introduction to Modern South Asian Studies
140091 VO (STEOP) Introduction to Indology
140136 VO (STEOP) Introduction to Buddhist and Tibetan Studies
140344 VO (STEOP) Introduction to Modern South Asian Studies
M1: Introduction to the Degree Programme in "Languages and Culture of South Asia and Tibet"
2. Group of Required Modules - Fields of Work
M3: Introduction to Selected Fields of Indology
M4: Introduction to Selected Fields of Tibetology and Buddhist Studies
M5: Introduction to Selected Fields of Modern South Asian Studies
3. Required Module incl. Bachelor's Papers
M18: Advanced Module on Philology and Culture Studies of South Asia and Tibet
4. Alternative Groups of Required Modules
4.1. APMG - First Language
A1: APMG - Sanskrit as First Language
M2a: Classical Sanskrit as First Language I
140095 UE Introduction to Classical Sanskrit I - Additional Practice
140376 VO+UE Introduction to Classical Sanskrit I
M6a: Classical Sanskrit as First Language II
M8a: Advanced Module on Classical Sanskrit as First Language
140094 VO+UE Classical Sanskrit for Advanced Students
M12a: Literary Genres and Forms of Language in Sanskrit I
M17a: Literary Genres and Forms of Language in Sanskrit II
140130 UE Introduction to scientific Sanskrit literature: - The genealogical narrative and foundations of Ayurveda according to the oldest sources
B1: APMG - Classical Tibetan as First Language
M2b: Classical Tibetan as First Language I
140089 UE Introduction to Classical Tibetan I - Additional Practice
140329 VO+UE Introduction to Classical Tibetan I
M6b: Classical Tibetan as First Language II
M8b: Advanced Module on Classical Tibetan as First Language
140158 UE Classical Tibetan for Advanced Students
140284 UE Selected Texts from 12th - 14th Century Tibetan Literature
M12b: Literary Genres and Forms of Language in Tibetan I
M17b: Literary Genres and Forms of Language in Tibetan II
140172 UE The Tibetan Reception of Santideva's Bodhicaryavatara
C1: APMG - Modern Indian Language as First Language
M2c: Modern Indian Language as First Language I
140280 VO+UE Introduction to Nepali I
140366 UE Introduction to Nepali I - additional practice
M6c: Modern Indian Language as First Language II
M8c: Advanced Module on a Modern Indian Language as First Language
140171 UE [de en hi] Advanced Hindi Grammar
140174 UE [en hi] Easy Hindi Readings
M12c: Modern Literary Genres and Forms of Language I
M17c: Modern Literary Genres and Forms of Language II
140103 UE [en ne] Nepali in the Press: Newspaper Articles from the Diaspora
4.2. APMG - Second Language
A2: APMG - Sanskrit as Second Language
M7a: Classical Sanskrit as Second Language I
140095 UE Introduction to Classical Sanskrit I - Additional Practice
140376 VO+UE Introduction to Classical Sanskrit I
M11a: Classical Sanskrit as Second Language II
B2: APMG - Classical Tibetan as Second Language
M7b: Classical Tibetan as Second Language I
140089 UE Introduction to Classical Tibetan I - Additional Practice
140329 VO+UE Introduction to Classical Tibetan I
M11b: Classical Tibetan as Second Language II
C2: APMG - Modern Indian Language as Second Language
M7c: Modern Indian Language as Second Language I
140280 VO+UE Introduction to Nepali I
140366 UE Introduction to Nepali I - additional practice
M11c: Modern Indian Language as Second Language II
D2: APMG - Modern Tibetan as Second Language
M7d: Modern Tibetan as Second Language I
140139 VO+UE Introduction to Modern Tibetan I
140140 UE Introduction to Modern Tibetan I - Additional Practice
M11d: Modern Tibetan as Second Language II
5. Group of Elective Modules - Cultural History
M9: Basics of Cultural History A
140194 VO [en] Negation in the Philosophical Theories and Spiritual Methods of Buddhism
140201 VO The Modernisation of India: Economic Policies in Recent History
140263 VO Introduction to Tibetan Buddhism
M10: Basics of Cultural History B
140153 PS Introduction to the Terminology of the Epistemological Tradition of Buddhism - (Sanskrit and Tibetan)
140223 PS Neo-Hindu philosophy in the 19th and 20th century - a) Hindu (re-)interpretation, b) the impact of European education
140345 PS The Old Indian Drama as a Synthesis of the Arts - Fundamental Notions from Bharata's Natyasastra
M13: Culture - Language - Society A
M14: Culture - Language - Society B
6. Group of Elective Modules - Applied Cultural Studies
M15a: Field Trip
140211 EX The Tibetan New Year Festival in Kathmandu
M15b: Regional Cultures
140115 UE [en] Pakistan: Multilingualism and Language Politics
140307 UE Borders - Border spaces - Spaces in South Asia
M16a: Advanced Module on Classical Sanskrit as Second Language
140094 VO+UE Classical Sanskrit for Advanced Students
M16b: Advanced Module on Classical Tibetan as Second Language
140158 UE Classical Tibetan for Advanced Students
140284 UE Selected Texts from 12th - 14th Century Tibetan Literature
M16c: Advanced Module on a Modern Indian Language as Second Language
140171 UE [de en hi] Advanced Hindi Grammar
140174 UE [en hi] Easy Hindi Readings
M16d: Advanced Module on Modern Tibetan as Second Language
140156 UE [bo] Modern Tibetan for Advanced Students
140182 UE [bo] Modern Tibetan Texts

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