Study Type

undergraduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Annotation

The Bachelor's degree in the multi-disciplinary dual-subject course of study qualifies students for entry into professional working life and, DEPENDING ON THE COURSE PLAN, for the Master's Teaching Qualification for Grammar Schools or admission to a subject-related Master's degree course\; e.g. the Master's in Materials Sciences at Osnabrück University. Chemistry can be studied as part of a dual-subject Bachelor's degree course as a core subject in combination with another core subject (depending on the professional goal: English language and literature/English, biology, education, Protestant theology/religion, geography, geoinformatics, German language and literature/German, history, computer science, Catholic theology/religion, art education/art, art history, Latin, mathematics, musicology/music, philosophy, physics, political science, sociology, Romance studies/French, Romance studies/Italian, Romance studies/Spanish, sports science/sport, environmental systems science or economics). It is also possible to combine chemistry as a major subject with one of the aforementioned subjects as a minor subject (with the exception of education, Latin, musicology/music, political science, sociology, environmental systems science and economics), or chemistry as a minor subject with the major subjects biology, Protestant theology/religion, geography, art education/art, mathematics or physics. Alongside the subject-related academic studies, an inter-disciplinary professional qualification area is completed which, depending on the professional goal, comprises the core curriculum of teacher training (IKC) or the acquisition of key competencies based on the '4 Schritte +' (4 steps+) model.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)