Exploring Holocaust History, Education and Memory in the German Capital Berlin is a city where history is not confined to textbooks. Across the German capital, museums, memorials, documentation centers and historic sites preserve evidence of National Socialism, Jewish persecution and the Holocaust while examining how this history should be researched, communicated and remembered. For students of Holocaust Studies, this makes Berlin an especially significant academic environme

Understanding the Structure of the MA in Holocaust Studies at Touro University Berlin Studying the Holocaust at graduate level requires more than examining a single historical period. Understanding the Holocaust means exploring the history that preceded it, investigating the mechanisms of persecution and genocide, learning how researchers work with historical evidence, and examining how the Holocaust has subsequently been represented, taught, memorialized and addressed throug

How Holocaust Studies Can Transform Academic Learning Into Research, Remembrance and Responsibility Studying the Holocaust at graduate level involves much more than learning a sequence of historical events. It means working critically with evidence, examining how history has been documented and represented, engaging with questions of memory and responsibility, and developing the research skills required to preserve knowledge for future generations. At Touro Berlin, this journ

Explore an Interdisciplinary Field Dedicated to Researching the Holocaust, Preserving Memory and Understanding Its Continuing Significance More than eight decades after the Holocaust, its history continues to demand rigorous research, careful education and responsible remembrance. Understanding the Holocaust involves more than establishing a chronology of events. It requires examining how persecution developed, how institutions and individuals participated in it, how victims

Explore Careers in Research, Education, Museums, Archives, Communication and Holocaust Remembrance Choosing a highly specialized graduate degree naturally raises an important question: What can you do with a Master’s in Holocaust Studies? The answer extends considerably beyond one profession. Holocaust research exists within universities, museums, memorials, archives, schools, foundations, cultural organizations and other institutions responsible for researching history and c

What International Students Should Know About English-Taught Degrees, University Life and Studying in Berlin Germany attracts students from around the world with its fine universities, international cities, strong economy and location at the heart of Europe. For many prospective international students, however, enthusiasm about studying in Germany is quickly followed by one important question: Do I need to speak German to study at a university in Germany? The answer depends o

How to Choose an English-Speaking University and Build Your Academic Future in Germany Berlin attracts students from around the world for reasons that extend far beyond the classroom. Germany’s capital combines an international population with technology, business, history, culture and a creative environment that has made the city an increasingly attractive destination for students looking for a university experience abroad. Image licensed via Envato Elements. For many intern

Berlin is one of the world's most important places for studying the history of the Holocaust. Throughout the city, museums, memorials, documentation centers, and educational institutions preserve historical evidence, encourage critical thinking, and ensure that future generations continue to learn from one of history's darkest chapters. For students interested in history, human rights, education, political science, or Jewish studies, Berlin offers an unparalleled learning env