Ba educational science in University of marburg

The Bachelors degree in Educational Science combines a broad basic qualification in pedagogical theory and practice with introductions to the two professional work focuses of social and rehabilitation pedagogy on the one hand and extracurricular youth and adult education on the other. The course is divided into modules, which initially deal with the content and methodological foundations of the subject. At the same time, professional skills are acquired, particularly as part of a systematically prepared and followed-up internship. This is followed by introductory modules in the above-mentioned majors. Individual profile formation is supplemented by a selection of profile modules, for example on the subject areas of advice, media, interculturality, the environment or gender.

University entrance qualification: General higher education entrance qualification or subject-related higher education entrance qualification 1 or technical college entrance qualification or master craftsman's examination as well as comparable qualifications in professional advancement training or professionally qualified persons, Proof of good English skills, at least level B2 of the Common European Framework, curriculum vitae, letter of motivation, proof of suitability or aptitude, German Language Proficiency Level DSH-2, TestDaF certificate with at least 4 points in all examination sections, Assessment test at preparatory college Studienkolleg with Pr fungsteil Deutsch passed, German language diploma from the Education Ministry Conference Second Level DSD II with C1 in all examination sections, Goethe certificate C2: Major German language diploma GDS, SD C2, telc Deutsch C1 Hochschule, School diploma which is equivalent to a German university entrance entitlement if the language of instruction was German, Foreign school certificates mentioned in Zugang von ausl ndischen Studienbewerbern mit ausl ndischem Bildungsnachweis zum Studium an deutschen Hochschulen

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