MA/MS in Eurythmy Therapy

This master's course focuses on eurythmy therapy, a movement therapy that adapts the speech sounds of eurythmy for healing purposes and is meant to stimulate the body's self-healing powers. It was developed in the early twentieth century by Rudolf Steiner. The programme is studied part-time over at least four semesters, depending on the study option offered, and begins each autumn. A separate certificate course is open to those who do not want an academic degree; it requires a completed eurythmy training and a successful admission interview. The admission is free of a numerus clausus and involves an individual interview. Applications can be sent at any time, and there are no deadlines. Handbooks and examination regulations for the master's programme are provided for download, and the university runs a separate page on financing the studies.