International Interreligious Studies Programs in Germany with Admission Restriction — Numerus Clausus/NC (2026/27)

Germany provides a uniquely compelling setting for studying Interreligious Studies, shaped by a complex religious history and an increasingly pluralistic society. As the birthplace of the Reformation, home to significant Jewish heritage, and now one of Europe's most religiously diverse nations with a growing Muslim population, Germany offers living case studies in interfaith encounter, tension, and dialogue. German universities have strong theological faculties and a long tradition of religious scholarship, approaching interreligious studies with both academic rigor and practical relevance—covering comparative theology, scriptural hermeneutics, ethics across traditions, and the sociology of religion.