Study Type

undergraduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Focus

Metal Technology, Vocational Education, Business Education, Mathematics, Physics, CONSTRUCTION, Development, Manufacturing and Production Engineering, Energy and Supply Technology, Automotive Engineering

Annotation

Teacher training for vocational schools with a vocational specialisation in Metal Technology is a cooperative offer of the Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences and the University of Osnabrück. Academic teacher training includes the Bachelor´s degree course in Vocational Education - partial study programme in Metal Technology and the Master's degree course in Teaching Qualification for Vocational Schools - partial study programme in Metal Technology. The degree course in Vocational Education - partial study programme in Metal Technology combines the Metal Technology degree course with a general teaching subject. In addition, students are taught in-depth knowledge of vocational and business education. The following subjects can be selected as general education teaching subjects: German, English, Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science, Catholic Religion, Protestant Religion, Islamic Religion and Sports. The Bachelor's degree enables graduates to work as a specialist advisors in training, continuing training and further training in companies or extracurricular educational institutions. The primary objective is qualification for the consecutive Master's degree course in Teaching Qualification for Vocational Schools - partial study programme in Metal Technology. In the lecture-free time at the end of each of the fourth semester the general in-school practical studies element of a total of 5 weeks at vocational training schools must be completed. These are supported by the Vocational and Economics Education Department at the University of Osnabrück.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

Apart from meeting school-related requirements: 13-week practical training (of which at least 8 weeks must be proved before starting the degree course and the remaining weeks by the beginning of the lectures in the 4th semester) or recognised professional training.