Students
Tuition Fee
Not Available
Per semester
Start Date
Not Available
Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
6 semesters
Details
Program Details
Degree
Bachelors
Major
Education Science | Teacher Training | Biology
Area of study
Education | Natural Science
Education type
On campus
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
Intakes
Program start dateApplication deadline
2024-12-01-
About Program

Program Overview


Introduction to the Biology Teacher Program for Secondary Schools

The Bachelor's degree program in Biology for teaching at secondary schools deals with exciting questions about the diversity and complexity of life. This program combines a sound basic biological education with specialist didactics, enabling students to apply their knowledge in the classroom.


Key Facts

  • Begin: Winter
  • Languages: German
  • Standard study period: 6 semesters
  • Number of places: 22
  • Application deadline: For EU/EEA: 15 July, with additional deadlines
  • Costs: Semester fee (see University of Stuttgart's website), fees for international students
  • Graduation: Bachelor of Science
  • Admission restriction: Restricted

What Awaits You

This demanding course requires and encourages independent study, enabling students to work on research projects during the basic study period. The program is ideal for those who want to develop an understanding of biological systems and the importance of preserving species diversity.


Program Structure

  • The scope of the program is 180 credits, comprising:
    • First academic subject (Biology), including subject teaching methodology: 78 credits
    • Second academic subject (of choice), including subject teaching methodology: 78 credits
    • Supplementary educational science program, including a three-week orientation internship: 18 credits
    • Bachelor's thesis: 6 credits

Requirements

  • University entrance qualification (HZB)
  • Teacher orientation test
  • Selection criteria: Abitur grade, grade in biology, chemistry, and physics

Practical Elements

The program combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience, including:


  • Hands-on studies with individual specialization options
  • Gaining practical experience through modules with practical parts, starting in the first semester
  • Acquiring new skills, such as a training aptitude test, laboratory management certificate, or plant protection certificate
  • Learning from practice through close contacts with companies, research institutes, and state institutes

Degree and Career Prospects

The degree program qualifies students for a wide range of careers, with different entry options depending on personal focus. To become a teacher, a postgraduate Master's degree is required.


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