Chemistry (Teaching Qualification for Vocational Training Schools) University of Osnabrück

Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Annotation

Students aiming to obtain the "Teaching Qualification for Vocational Schools" initially study the six-semester Bachelor’s degree course in Vocational Training, in which a professional specialisation is combined with a general education teaching subject. This is followed by the four-semester Master´s degree programme in "Teaching Qualification for Vocational Schools" (academic degree: Master of Education) with the same subject combination. A new application is required for the Master’s degree course. A Master's academic degree is a prerequisite for admission to the traineeship (postgraduate course).

Students of Chemistry learn a wide range of methods for the synthesis of new compounds – either from the elements or by converting one substance into another. In addition, the degree programme focuses on the unambiguous identification of new synthetic substances or substances isolated from natural sources through the application of various physical or chemical processes.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

More information regarding admission requirements

Admission requirements

Applications for the Master’s degree programme in "Teaching Qualification for Vocational Schools" require a qualified Bachelor’s academic degree in Vocational Training. For further information, see the Admission Regulations for the Master’s degree course.

Main language

German