Faculty of Protestant Theology
The blending of dedicated teaching, fearless research, ecumenical collaboration, and, of course the joie de vivre of the Rhineland, makes the Bonn Protestant Theology Faculty what it is: an exceptional and inviting bastion of theological scholarship.
A comprehensive new reference work, “A History of Early Christian Creeds”, written by Professor Wolfram Kinzig, has now been published by De Gruyter.
Wanted for the Department of New Testament at the Evangelical Theological Faculty (Professor of New Testament/Ancient Judaism; Prof. Dr. Hermut Löhr) for August 1st, 2024, initially limited to 3 years.
New release from Dr. Phillip Andrew Davis, Jr.
From 10 to 15 June, Prof. Dr Paul Joyce will be visiting the Faculty
Professor Wolfram Kinzig has been awarded the Giuseppe Alberigo Award 2024 of the European Academy of Religion for his upcoming book "A History of Early Christian Creeds.” The award was been presented to him on 22 May at the annual conference of the Academy in Palermo.
Together with an interdisciplinary team of researchers from EmpkinS, Eva Maria Hille and Matthias Braun co-authored an article in "IEEE Open Journal of Engineering in Medicine and Biology"
ExStra Work-Study Grant renewed – funding for international students via ExStra funds
We would like to invite you to this year's Unifest on Saturday, 6 July 2024, to celebrate graduation with you, your family and friends!
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Professorships
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Degree Programs
Get to Know Us
The Faculty of Protestant Theology sees itself as an academic institution which, as part of the Universitas Litterarum, contributes its own theological perspective and focus. Learn about the history of the faculty, its departments and study programs.
Departments
Get to know the departments, which together form the Protestant Theological Seminary.
Research
Learn about the research projects the faculty members are currently working on.
People
Here you will find the faculty members with their contact information.
Schlosskirche
The Faculty of Protestant Theology has its own church – the so called "Schlosskirche".
Impressions
Study
Courses of Study
In addition to the German-language study programs, the faculty offers English-language Master's programs in Biblical Studies and Ecumenical Studies.
Starting Your Studies
You are about to start your studies at our faculty? These information will help you with the most important questions.
While You Study
Find out about what is important during your studies at the Faculty of Protestant Theology – for example registering for courses and exams.
International Students
Spending a semester or entire year here in Bonn is easier than you may think. Find out more about study opportunities for visiting students.
Examination Office
For academic advising and further help as a prospective or current student, please contact the Examination Office.
Contact
Student Advising
For questions regarding the offered degrees, including advising regarding examinations and examination requirements, contact Student Advising.
Address
5th floor, Room 5.053
Rabinstraße 8
53111 Bonn
Dean's Office
The faculty is led by the dean, supported by three vice-deans and the faculty council as the faculty's governing body.
Address
5th floor, Room 5.013
Rabinstraße 8
53111 Bonn
How to Find Us by Bus and Train
Go by train until Bonn Central Station (Bonn Hauptbahnhof). The building "Rabinstraße 8" is a 10 min walk from the main train station (follow the tracks on the left as you look towards the city).
The buildings “An der Schlosskirche 2-4” and "Am Hofgarten 8" are located next to the famous yellow main building, a 10 min walk from the main train station in the direction of the city.
How to Find Us by Car
If you go by car to the faculty, we recommend choosing one of the car parks. The closest one to the Rabinstraße is the "DB BahnPark Parkhaus Hauptbahnhof City", Am alten Friedhof 17, 53111 Bonn.
If you are heading for the building "An der Schloßkirche", we recommend the Unigarage, Regina-Pacis-Weg 3, 53113 Bonn. It is also close to the Theological Library and the Schlosskirche.