Berlin universities are to create a cohesive multi-university centre for Jewish studies, that could be up and running as early as this autumn. Potsdam, Freie, Humboldt and Technische universities will be partnering with the New Synagogue Berlin, Abraham Geiger College and the Moses Mendelssholn Centre for European Jewish Studies to present students with a wide-ranging, cross-college curriculum.

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