1. Buddhist Studies

a. Required Modules

M1: Comparative Philology of Buddhist Tradition

• 140130 UE Candrakirti's Commentary on Aryadeva's Catuhsataka

M2: Text Hermeneutics in the Field of Philosophical-Religious Traditions of Buddhism outside of South Asia

• 140148 UE Readings in the Hevajratantra and its Commentaries
• 140153 UE Readings in 'Jam mgon kong sprul blo gros mtha' yas' gZhan stong dbu ma chen po'i Ita khrid

b. Alternative Required Module 3

APM 3a: Introduction to an Additional Language of the Cultural Area

• 140139 VO+UE Introduction to Modern Tibetan I
• 140140 UE Practice for Introduction to Modern Tibetan I
• 140365 VO+UE [ en ] Introduction to Nepali I
• 140366 UE [ en ] Practice for Introduction to Nepali I

APM 3b: Advanced Philology and Text Hermeneutics in the Field of Philosophical-Religious Traditions of the Cultural Area

• 140053 UE Introduction to Literary Mongolian
• 140063 UE Materials on ancient Indian epistemology: - on the duality of subject and object in Buddhism and Saivism
• 140134 UE The Pali Language and its Grammatical Structures in the light of the Jatakatthavannana
• 140371 UE Readings in the Vaisesikasutra with Candrananda's Commentary II

c. Required Modules

M4: Philosophical-Religious Traditions of Buddhism I

M5: Culture and History of Buddhism I

M6: Basics of Philosophy, Religion and Culture of Buddhism

d. Alternative Required Module 7

APM 7a: Philosophical-Religious Traditions of Buddhism II

• 140315 SE Dharmakirtis Hetubindu 1
• 140327 SE dGe 'dun chos 'phel: Life and Works

APM 7b: Culture and History of Buddhism II

• 140149 SE The 84 Mahasiddhas

e. Master-Module

M8: Master's Colloquium in Buddhist Studies

• 140152 KO Colloquium on Buddhist Studies for advances students: - Candrakirti's Madhyamakavatara

M9: Master's Thesis

M10: Master's Examination