Bachelor of Education: Psychology and Philosophy
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Program Overview
University of Vienna Faculty of Philosophy and Education
The University of Vienna's Faculty of Philosophy and Education offers a range of degree programs for students interested in pursuing a career in teaching, research, or other related fields.
Degree Programs
- Bachelor's Programme in Philosophy
- Bachelor of Education: Psychology and Philosophy
- Bachelor's of Education: Ethics
- Master of Education: Psychology and Philosophy
- Extension Programme: Teaching Subject Psychology and Philosophy
- Master's Programme in Philosophy
- Master's Programme in Philosophy and Economics
- Master's Programme in Interdisciplinary Ethics
- Middle European interdisciplinary master's programme in Cognitive Science (MEi:CogSci)
- Doctoral Programme
- Extension Curricula
Bachelor of Education: Psychology and Philosophy
The Bachelor of Education: Psychology and Philosophy is a teacher education program that aims to equip students with the necessary academic and didactic skills to teach the subject of Psychology and Philosophy.
General Information
- Degree programme code: UA 198 425 XXX 02, UA 193 060 XXX
- Programme duration: 8 semesters (full-time)
- ECTS: 240 ECTS
- Degree: Bachelor of Education (BEd)
Programme Objectives, Learning Goals, and Prospective Careers
The program offers teacher candidates an academic education in the areas of psychology and philosophy, providing them with subject-specific and didactic knowledge and competencies. Graduates are capable of interpreting and analyzing theoretical and applied research in psychology and philosophy, and can implement this knowledge in didactic designs.
Curriculum
The curriculum includes subject-specific and didactic knowledge and competencies in regard to psychological and philosophical methodology in theoretical and applied areas of research.
Program Details
The Bachelor's program in Psychology and Philosophy is primarily taught in German, and admission to the program requires German language skills (level C1). The program aims to provide students with the necessary skills and qualifications to teach the subject of Psychology and Philosophy in a way that is appropriate for young adults.