Course: Music - Teaching degree primary school
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The Bavarian teacher training programme is divided into an academic course of study at the university, which ends with the first state examination, and a two-year preparatory service, which concludes with the second state examination. The university degree programme for a teaching degree at primary schools consists of
- a teaching subject,
- the didactics of primary school teaching,
- the education programme and
- internships.
The most important facts at a glance
Program Profile
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Is this the right program for me?
Do you enjoy imparting knowledge, do you like working with children or young people and do you have patience and empathy? Then a teacher training programme could be ideal for you! Enthusiasm for your subjects, strong communication skills and the ability to explain complex content in an understandable way are particularly important. You should also be willing to continuously develop your skills and master the challenges of everyday school life.
Here are some self-assessment questionnaires to help you make your decision:
Self-exploration - Career Counselling for Teachers (external link, opens in a new window)
Being a teacher - a career for me? (external link, opens in a new window) - The teaching degree in Bavaria
Self-exploration programme (external link, opens in a new window) of the LMU
Structure of the Program
Program Structure
In the didactics of primary school teaching degree programme, you will study a teaching subject, primary school education and didactics, three didactics subjects and education (school education, general educational psychology and psychology). You will learn how to apply your theoretical knowledge in everyday school life through various internships during your studies.
The possible subject and didactics combinations can be found in the list of possible combinations (German version) (external link, opens in a new window).
The teaching degree information brochure (German version) (opens in a new window). (This PDF is not accessible) provides a more in-depth insight into the teaching degree programme.
Module Overview
You can find an overview of the modules you will complete in your degree programme here:
Internship
Various internships must be completed as part of the primary school teaching degree programme:
Internationalization
Various exchange programmes are currently offered via ERASMUS.
Student Life & Services
- Discover Regensburg
- Student Life
- Housing in Regensburg
- Study Costs
- Student Council for Teacher Education (German version) (external link, opens in a new window)
- Universität Regensburg Teacher Education Centre (German version) (external link, opens in a new window)
- Study Abroad / International Studies
Requirements
| Admission Restrictions / Selection Procedure | yes for music as a subject |
| Pre-registration procedure | yes for music as a subject |
| Eligibility Test / Aptitude Test | yes for music as a subject |
| Placement Test | no |
| Subject-Specific Language Requirements | no |
| German Language Certificate for Students with Foreign University Entrance Qualification | yes |
| Other Requirements | Previous training in instrumental playing and singing |
For binding information and the latest updates, please refer to the summary (German version) (opens in a new window). (This PDF is not accessible) provided by the Registrar's Office or the applicable examination regulations.
Admission, Application and Enrollment
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Course-related information and advice
If you have any questions about the subject and the requirements, please contact the
Music - Teaching Degree course-related information and advice:
General Student Advisory Service
The General Student Advisory Service (ZSB) supports you with questions about studying to become a teacher - from the decision to study and admission to the course of study and successful graduation.
If necessary, the ZSB will refer you to the appropriate contact person.