Secondary School Education
This page only lists the subjects in which a two-subject bachelor's degree for the teaching qualification at the secondary-school level (Gymnasium/Gesamtschule) is possible.
However, there are numerous other subjects at University of Münster in which a two-subject bachelor's degree is possible. An overview is provided by the study guide of the Student Advice and Counselling Centre (ZSB) at the University of Münster: To the study guide
To earn teaching qualification at the secondary-school level (Gymnasium/Gesamtschule), candidates must complete a two-subject bachelor's degree programme. When you apply, you must select two majors (your future teaching subjects). You will be required to complete an additional Educational Studies module during your degree programme.
You may choose from the following subjects:
- Art (aptitude test required, non-restricted)
- Biology
- Catholic Religious Studies (non-restricted)
- Chemistry (non-restricted)
- Computer Science
- Dutch (non-restricted)
- Educational Science
- English Studies/American Studies (teaching subject English)
- French (non-restricted)
- Geography
- German Studies
- Greek Philology (non-restricted)
- History (non-restricted)
- Islamic Religious Studies (non-restricted)
- Italian (non-restricted)
- Latin Philology (non-restricted)
- Mathematics (non-restricted)
- Music/Music Practice and New Media (aptitude test required, non-restricted)
- Philosophy (non-restricted)
- Physics (non-restricted)
- Protestant Religious Studies (non-restricted)
- Social Sciences (cannot be combined with Economics, Political Science or Sociology)
- Spanish (non-restricted)
- Sport and Physical Education (aptitude test required, non-restricted)
The combination of the following subjects does not lead to a teaching qualification and therefore not to admission to the Master of Education for grammar schools/comprehensive schools:
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Art, Dutch, Educational Science, Geography, Greek Philology, Italian, Music/Music Practice and New Media and Sport and Physical Education.
When applying for admission to a two-subject bachelor's degree programme (ZFB) via the Application Portal, you must indicate all of your desired subject combinations. A non-restricted subject can be changed to another non-restricted subject at enrolment.
In case you only choose two non-restricted subjects, you may enrol without applying for admission. Please note the deadlines.