3. Tibetan and Buddhist Studies

a. Required Modules

M1: Philology and Methods

• 140245 UE Selected Chapters of Atisha's Bodhimargadipapanjika - Tibetan Text and Sanskrit Materials
• 140305 UE Selected Readings from the Second Bhavanakrama of Kamalashila

M2: Textual Hermeneutics

• 140175 UE Selected Readings from the Grub mtha' bzhi'i rnam par bshad pa of Ngag dbang dpal Idan
• 140285 UE [ en ] Shantideva's Bodhicaryavatara, Chapter 9

b. Alternative Required Module 3

APM3a: Introduction to an Additional Language of the Cultural Area of Buddhism

• 140139 VO+UE Introduction to Modern Tibetan I
• 140140 UE [ bo en ] Practice for Introduction to Modern Tibetan I
• 140280 VO+UE Introduction to Nepali I
• 140366 UE Practice for Introduction to Nepali I

APM3b: Advanced Philology

• 140107 UE Readings from the Sankhyakarika with Extracts from its Commentary Called Matharavrtti
• 140130 UE [ en ] M17a-Literaturgenres und Sprachformen des Sanskrit II - Portraits of Holy Men in Classical Indian Literature
• 140172 UE The Traditions of Gzhan Stong ("Empty/Emptiness of Other") since the 19th Century
• 140293 UE The Divine Origin of Man - The Myth of Aditi and Martanda in the Yajurveda
• 140371 UE Religion and Philosophy in Maghas Shishupalavadha

c. Required Modules

M4: Special Lecture on Tibetan and Buddhist Studies

M5: Philosophical-Religious Traditions of Tibet and Buddhism I

M6: Literature, History, and Culture of Tibet and Buddhism

M7: Philosophical-Religious Traditions of Tibet and Buddhism II

• 140287 SE Buddhist Philosophy of Language - The Apoha Chapter in Shantarakshitaa's Tattvasamgraha and Kamalashila's Tattvasamgrahapanjika

d. Master-Module

M8: Master's Colloquium in Tibetan and Buddhist Studies

• 140259 KO Colloquium in Tibetan and Buddhist Studies for Advanced Students

M9: Master's Thesis in Tibetan and Buddhist Studies

M10: Master's Examination in Tibetan and Buddhist Studies