Master of Education in Teacher Training for Special Needs Education
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Programme overview
Main Subject
Education and Training
Degree
MEd
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
In the Master's degree program "Teacher Training for Special Needs Education", the teaching subject started in the Bachelor's degree can be work theory/technology, fine arts, biology, chemistry, German, English, Protestant religion, French, geography, history, mathematics, music, physics, social sciences, Spanish, and sports or Turkish. There is also the area of “Pedagogy for the Disabled”, in which students focus on one of the seven support areas “Learning”, “Language”, “Emotional and Social Development”, “Physical and Motor Development”, “Mental Development”, “Hearing” or "See" focus. A core internship of six months is integrated into the Master's phase.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Education and Training
Degree
MEd
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
In the Master's degree program "Teacher Training for Special Needs Education", the teaching subject started in the Bachelor's degree can be work theory/technology, fine arts, biology, chemistry, German, English, Protestant religion, French, geography, history, mathematics, music, physics, social sciences, Spanish, and sports or Turkish. There is also the area of “Pedagogy for the Disabled”, in which students focus on one of the seven support areas “Learning”, “Language”, “Emotional and Social Development”, “Physical and Motor Development”, “Mental Development”, “Hearing” or "See" focus. A core internship of six months is integrated into the Master's phase.
Admission Requirements
- two subjects in a combination permitted in Hamburg, i.e. one subject and special education. In the subject of special education, two of the three areas of learning, language and behavior must have been covered.
- subject didactics
- pedagogy
- school internships
2. For studies with a focus on "Hearing": Proof of basic knowledge of German sign language
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