Learn Hebrew at the TUM Language Center

Modern Hebrew belongs to the semitic language family. At the end of the 19th century, Hebrew was mostly used only as a liturgical language, but it was then revived as an everyday spoken language and its vocabulary began to be broadened. The driving spirit behind the revival of Hebrew was Eliezer Ben-Yehuda. The most important feature of Hebrew script is that it is read from right to left and that, for the most part, only the consonants are written down.

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Winter term 2022/23

Title	Dates	Duration
Hebrew A1.1		2
Hebrew A1.2		2

Courses during the semester

We offer Hebrew courses from level A1.1 to A1.2 following the CEFR.

Program overview in TUMonline

Courses during the semester break

Intensive courses take place during the lecture-free period in spring and fall.
You will find the program in TUMonline towards the end of every lecture period.
As soon as the registration period has been set, the information will be published on our homepage.

Registration

Students register in TUMonline.
You can follow our instructions for registration and, if necessary, determine your course level by taking our placement test (only for certain languages).
TUM employees can register by sending an e-mail to the respective lecturer.
Detailed information about registration.

Tandem Learning

TUMtandem brings TUM students together for structured intercultural conversation.

Christina Thunstedt

Head of Swedish, Arabic, Danish, Dutch, Hebrew, Korean, Norwegian, Turkish

Office Hours
By arrangement
Room 300, Richard-Wagner-Str. 3 (MUC)