Ba in sign language in University of hamburg

The sign languages of the deaf are understood as minority languages. From this perspective, sociolinguistic problems arise, such as the consequences of non-recognition of linguistic human rights or the question of sign language in terms of sign language. The latter contradicts the Western understanding of language and theoretically challenges different disciplines. The bachelor's program Sign Languages provides specialized knowledge of sign languages and deaf communities. The students should acquire competence in German Sign Language (DGS) and the scientific methods to critically reflect on this knowledge. Central topics of the subject are the sign languages deaf, especially the DGS, as well as the theoretical discussion with them.

German Secondary school leaving certificate Abitur, Proof of sufficient knowledge of German (uncertified copy), DSH scores, the signed print-out of your online application, the proof of your preliminary documentation, TestAS certificate (uncertified copy), a maximum score of 30 points for the HZB grade (with a HZB score of 1.0), Academic Transcripts, English Language Proficiency.

Language support of hearing children of deaf parents, Church and social institutions, Employment agencies and integration services, IT industry

15th Jul