Teaching Qualification: Gymnasium - only in combination with English as Teaching Qualification Gymnasium
Gymnasium teaching degree: Two teaching subjects are combined. In addition, the course of study is supplemented by the study of educational science. This results in the following combination of subjects:
Which subject combinations you can choose when studying to become a teacher at elementary schools can be found in the lists of possible combinations.
None
In addition to the Russian language courses (target reference level C1+ by CEFR), the program offers specific specialized courses on Russian linguistics, literature and cultural studies as well as on the particular didactics of teaching Russian as a foreign and/or heritage language.
Students gain competency in organizing Russian language programm and teaching Russian for the school type "Gymnasium". They are able to approach and solve specific issues in teaching Russian as a foreign and/or heritage language in a problem-solving manner.
In accordance with the examination regulations for teaching I (LPO I), §§ 34, 36 and 38, the following teaching practices are to be completed:
The length of the program depends on the progress of an individual's studies. The standard period of study, the time in which the intended program can be finished ideally is 9 semesters. The actual time taken to complete the program may vary. It is limited by the examination deadlines set out in the examination regulations.
270 ECTS credits overall;
comprising 92 ECTS credits for each teaching subject, 10 ECTS credits in each subject didactics, 35 ECTS credits in education, 10 ECTS credits in the thesis, 15 ECTS credits in the elective area, 6 ECTS credits teaching practice.
German
In the winter and summer semester
All students should have an interest in teaching Russian culture, literature and language.
No, this program does not have restricted admission based on grades.
Prerequisite is the general university entrance qualification, the subject-related university entrance qualification or a professional qualification.
None (for national applicants).
Information for international applicants
Information about the dates for enrollment and the required documents can be found on the homepage of the Registrar's Office.
None.
Information on German language proficiency for international student
Information on the documents required for enrollment can be found on the homepage of the Registrars Office.
Information on the application documents for international applicants.
QUESTIONS ABOUT STUDY PLANNING, ORGANIZATION, QUESTIONS ABOUT EXAMINATION LAW
Coordination of the Slavic Studies program
Kerstin Schicker, M.A. PT building, room 3.3.24
Phone: 0941/943-3400
E-Mail: kerstin.schicker@ur.de
Office Hour: Tuesday 9 - 11 am
CONTENT RELATED QUESTION
Linguistics and cultural studies
Dr. phil. Natalia Brüggemann
PT building, room 3.3.28
Phone: 0941/943-3404
E-Mail: natalia.brueggemann@ur.de
Office Hour: Tuesday 3-4 pm
Literature, Culture and Media Studies
Dr. Oleksander Zabirko
PT building, room 3.3.09
Phone: 0941/943-3365
E-Mail: oleksander.zabirko@ur.de
Office Hours: Monday 10 - 12 am
FRAGEN ZU SPRACHKURSEN UND FACHDIDAKTIK
Lektorat Russisch
Dr. Kristina Senft
PT building, room 3.3.27
Phone: 0941-943-3403
E-Mail: kristina.senft@ur.de
Office Hours: by appointment