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Interdisciplinary Bachelor's Degree Programme (B.A.) - German
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Interdisciplinary Bachelor's Degree Programme (B.A.) - Performing Arts
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Bachelor's Teaching Training Course for Technical Education (B.Sc.) - German
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Bachelor's degree programe in Special Needs Education (B.A.) - German
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Bachelor's degree programe in Special Needs Education (B.A.) - Applied Linguistics
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Master’s Teacher Training Course for Grammar Schools (M.Ed.) - German
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Master’s Teacher Training Course for Grammar Schools (M.Ed.) - Performing Arts
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Master's Teacher Training Course for Grammar Schools, Third Subject (Certificate (Supplementary Course)) - German
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Master's Teacher Training Course for Grammar Schools, Third Subject (Certificate (Supplementary Course)) (M.Ed.) - Performing Arts
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Master’s Teacher Training Course for Technical Education (M.Ed.) - German
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Master's degree programme in Special Needs Education (M.Ed.) - German
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Master's degree programme in Special Needs Education, Second Subject (Certificate (Supplementary Course)) (M.Ed.) - German
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Modern German Literature
The German Department offers teacher-training modules (subjects) at Bachelor’s or Master’s level. Master’s students training to be teachers can also gain an additional qualification by choosing a second or third teaching subject. Two specialist Master’s programmes complement the department’s range of courses.
The Master’s programme in Modern German Literature is characterised by the fact that, from the outset, it promotes both practical relevance and personal interest through research colloquia, placements and self-organised working groups. The interdisciplinary specialist Master’s programme in German and English Linguistics is a bilingual programme that combines, among other things, a focus on the history of language, linguistic theory and language use. It is offered in collaboration with the Department of English.