Module Studies
Ethics of Intercultural Dialogue.

EID equips students and working professionals from around the world to address pressing ethical questions in their workplaces and communities through an intercultural lens. Grounded in philosophical reflection and enriched by political theory, interreligious dialogue and (inter)cultural philosophy, the program fosters a diverse culture of encounter.

Over a period of three semesters (1.5 years), students engage deeply with today’s most urgent issues — from social media, war journalism, and medical ethics to climate crisis, human rights and democracy, political extremism, and global business ethics. The program combines theoretical depth with practical relevance unlocking transformative experiences.

Participants study in their own pace within a small group of international students including people from marginalized contexts in an innovative and well accompanied online environment. Being part of vibrant university networks, students gain access to other national and international university learning platforms supplied byJesuit Worldwide Learning, the Kircher Network or the virtuelle hochschule bayern (vhb).

EID is designed for working professionals who find themselves confronted with complex challenges of a globalizing world and who are particularly interested in philosophical reflection on ethical topics. These are, for example, people who work in international companies, educational institutions, non-governmental organizations, churches, advocacy groups, medical fields, care work and social work, political institutions, or as freelance consultants. EID is also attractive for students who seek expertise in intercultural communication. Since this program is a collaborative venture with Jesuit Worldwide Learning, marginalized people and refugees from around are also a key target group.

EID prepares you to engage constructively with people across differences. You develop ethically sound strategies in a globalized world. You gain critical thinking skills based on philosophical reasoning. EID enables you to maneuver through ethical dilemma situations in diverse environments. It helps to build sustainable institutions and corporate cultures that attract and inspire international talent. You learn about yourself and gain knowledge about intercultural dialogue by practicing it throughout the program.

Are you interested in studying at our university and would like to learn more about our study program Ethics of Intercultural Dialogue? We cordially invite you to join our open virtual Q&A session! In an informal setting, we introduce EID and answer your questions – whether they are about the content, application process, or admission requirements. Take the opportunity to engage directly with our team and faculty members to gain comprehensive information!

Join our next Q&A Sessions on June 8th at 18:00 CEST!

Prior registration is required to participate in this virtual event via email to .

The access details and the link to join the event via Microsoft Teams will be sent to you by email in advance of the event.

We are  looking forward to your participation.