Universität Wien

A. Bachelor Degree Programme - Languages and Culture of South Asia and Tibet

1. Orientation Period
EXAM STEOP: Module Examination Introduction to Indology
EXAM STEOP: Module examination Introduction to Tibetology and Buddhist Studies
EXAM STEOP: Module examination Introduction to Modern South Asian Studies
140413 VO (STEOP) Introduction to Buddhist and Tibetan Studies
140414 VO (STEOP) Introduction to Modern South Asian Studies
M1: Introduction to the Degree Programme in "Languages and Culture of South Asia and Tibet"
EXAM STEOP: Module Examination Introduction to Indology
EXAM STEOP: Module examination Introduction to Tibetology and Buddhist Studies
EXAM STEOP: Module examination Introduction to Modern South Asian Studies
2. Group of Required Modules - Fields of Work
M3: Introduction to Selected Fields of Indology
140137 PS On exchanging, giving and receiving - the significance of the gift in the religious traditions of India
M4: Introduction to Selected Fields of Tibetology and Buddhist Studies
140165 PS On the Cultural and Social History of Amdo
M5: Introduction to Selected Fields of Modern South Asian Studies
140126 PS The independence of India in the mirror of Indian English literature
140170 PS Emergency relief and reconstruction in South Asia
3. Required Module incl. Bachelor's Papers
M18: Advanced Module on Philology and Culture Studies of South Asia and Tibet
140138 BA The five works ascribed to Maitreya
140141 BA Online newspapers and blogs in India and Nepal - philological analysis
140145 BA Online newspapers and blogs in India and Nepal - discourse analysis
140503 BA The world view of early classical Ayurveda - Philological aspects
140529 BA Reading selected passages from the Madhyantavibhaga, Dharmadharmatavibhaga and Ratnagotravibhaga
140539 BA The world view of early classical Ayurveda - from the perspectives of cultural history and religious studies
4. Alternative Groups of Required Modules
4.1. APMG - First Language
A1: APMG - Sanskrit as First Language
M2a: Classical Sanskrit as First Language I
M6a: Classical Sanskrit as First Language II
140119 SAK Introduction to Classical Sanskrit II
M8a: Advanced Module on Classical Sanskrit as First Language
M12a: Literary Genres and Forms of Language in Sanskrit I
140160 UE Readings in early Sanskrit ornate poetry: Asvaghosa's Buddhacarita, canto 7
140173 UE The Mahabharata in short: selected passages from the narrative framework
M17a: Literary Genres and Forms of Language in Sanskrit II
B1: APMG - Classical Tibetan as First Language
M2b: Classical Tibetan as First Language I
M6b: Classical Tibetan as First Language II
140180 SAK Introduction to Classical Tibetan II
M8b: Advanced Module on Classical Tibetan as First Language
M12b: Literary Genres and Forms of Language in Tibetan I
140506 UE [en] Reading gzhan stong in the works of two late Jo nang scholars
140508 UE Self-awareness as the result of direct valid cognition - in the Tshad ma rigs gzhung rgya mtsho of Karmapa VII Chos grags rgya mtsho (1454-1506)
M17b: Literary Genres and Forms of Language in Tibetan II
C1: APMG - Modern Indian Language as First Language
M2c: Modern Indian Language as First Language I
M6c: Modern Indian Language as First Language II
140120 SAK Introduction to Nepali II
M8c: Advanced Module on a Modern Indian Language as First Language
M12c: Modern Literary Genres and Forms of Language I
140133 UE [ne] Nepali Conversation: Let's discover Vienna
140148 UE [ne] Indian cities: history, story and memories
M17c: Modern Literary Genres and Forms of Language II
4.2. APMG - Second Language
A2: APMG - Sanskrit as Second Language
M7a: Classical Sanskrit as Second Language I
M11a: Classical Sanskrit as Second Language II
140119 SAK Introduction to Classical Sanskrit II
B2: APMG - Classical Tibetan as Second Language
M7b: Classical Tibetan as Second Language I
M11b: Classical Tibetan as Second Language II
140180 SAK Introduction to Classical Tibetan II
C2: APMG - Modern Indian Language as Second Language
M7c: Modern Indian Language as Second Language I
M11c: Modern Indian Language as Second Language II
140120 SAK Introduction to Nepali II
D2: APMG - Modern Tibetan as Second Language
M7d: Modern Tibetan as Second Language I
M11d: Modern Tibetan as Second Language II
140350 SAK Introduction to Modern Tibetan II
5. Group of Elective Modules - Cultural History
M9: Basics of Cultural History A
M10: Basics of Cultural History B
M13: Culture - Language - Society A
140122 VO The Indo-Tibetan architecture of the stupa
140147 VO The non-vedic philosophical-religious traditions of South India - as mirrored in the history of Tamil literature
140153 VO Superpower? India in the global power game
140158 VO Tibetan medicine in text, image and practice
140159 VO Introduction to the Indian History of the early modern era
140396 VO [en] Sutra und tantra gzhan stong
M14: Culture - Language - Society B
140169 PS [en] Indian Paths to Liberation
140483 PS Benares as a centre of pilgrimage
070142 KU Reading Historiography
140397 PS Chinese Budhist Texts
6. Group of Elective Modules - Applied Cultural Studies
M15a: Field Trip
M15b: Regional Cultures
M16a: Advanced Module on Classical Sanskrit as Second Language
M16b: Advanced Module on Classical Tibetan as Second Language
M16c: Advanced Module on a Modern Indian Language as Second Language
M16d: Advanced Module on Modern Tibetan as Second Language

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