Master of Arts in Holocaust Studies / Tolerance Studies

Master of Arts in Holocaust Studies / Tolerance Studies

What is Holocaust Studies

Delve into the intricacies of history with our captivating online MA program, designed for history enthusiasts and those passionate about Jewish studies. You will uncover profound insights into contemporary history, National Socialism, the Holocaust, and the pivotal role of tolerance and human rights in today's world. As an MA student, you'll have the unique opportunity to attend classes at the renowned Free University Berlin - Institute for Jewish Studies, expanding your global academic horizons. Moreover, our program facilitates virtual exploration, connecting you to national and international Holocaust Memorials, and granting online access to extensive Holocaust-related archives. Be part of this exclusive learning experience, as it is the sole master's program of its kind in Germany and the European Union, paving the way for your future in academia and beyond.

Why Holocaust Studies

Holocaust Studies at Touro offers a unique and compelling educational experience. Our small classes provide an intimate and engaging learning environment, whether you choose to study online or offline. Moreover, our faculty members boast exceptional connections in the field, allowing students to access invaluable networking opportunities. The program is enriched by their rich academic knowledge and numerous publications, ensuring that you receive a well-rounded education. Studying Holocaust Studies at Touro not only equips you with in-depth knowledge but also provides a pathway to outstanding academic and professional opportunities in this crucial field of study.

Career Opportunities from a degree in Holocaust Studies

With our unique Degree our graduates land some of these roles:

• Holocaust Educator
  
• Historical Researcher
  
• Museum Curator or Archivist
  
• Academic Research and Scholarship
  
• Documentary Filmmaker
  
• Nonprofit or NGO Work
  
• Writer or Author:
  
• Public Relations and Communications Specialist
  
• International Relations and Diplomacy
  
• Advocacy and Human Rights Work
  
• Government and Public Policy

Program Structure

• Holocaust Studies
  
• Representations of the Holocaust
  
• Teaching the Holocaust, memorializing the past
  
• Justice after the Holocaust
  

Entry Requirements

• Online application via Portal
  
• Applicants should hold a bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) with a minimum of 3 years study. Certificates and transcripts issued in a language other than English must be accompanied by an official English translation.
  
• Motivation letter
  
• Academic reference letter
  
• English Language Test: Non-native English speakers are asked to demonstrate English-language proficiency. If your first language is not English, but you completed an English-language high school or bachelor’s curriculum, you are exempted from submitting English test scores. We accept, among others, IELTS (min. 7.0 overall) and TOEFL (min. 95) test scores from within the last two years. Official test reports must be sent directly from the testing institution to Touro University Berlin’s Office of Admissions. Touro Berlin’s institutional TOEFL code is D631.
  
• Passport size photo
  
• Copy of passport or national ID card

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