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Degree course

Research-led teaching

The ITB offers two degree programmes: a Bachelor’s degree (B.Sc.) and a Master’s degree (M.Ed.).

Working in close proximity to research, we train teachers for vocational schools who are qualified in vocational pedagogy and vocational science, specialising in the fields of electrical engineering, information technology, metalworking and automotive engineering.

We are looking for people with...

  • an interest in technology,

  • an enjoyment of working with young people, good ideas and creative potential

  • and/or a passion for sharing professional experience,

  • and a desire to further their professional development

 in the varied role of a vocational college teacher or vocational trainer.

Possible areas of work

  • at vocational schools: vocational schools, technical colleges, specialist grammar schools, vocational colleges, entry-level vocational classes...

  • in companies: apprenticeships, further training and professional development, talent development...

  • in higher education: research and teaching in vocational studies, projects, pilot schemes, PhD programmes...

Further study information

From here, you can go directly to the University of Bremen’s information pages covering the course programme, orientation week, study and examination administration, student life (canteen, library, study rooms, etc.), student engagement, right through to advice and support, including in special circumstances.

Still need some help making a decision? Have a look here: Study guidance.

Has no one in your family ever studied at university? Are you wondering whether you should study at all, whether you can afford it, or how it all works? You can find help with this at www.arbeiterkind.de, amongst other places; there is also a local group in Bremen.

Application procedure

If you’re interested in this degree programme, a consultation with a student adviser is essential. Please contact Ms Brigitte Schweckendieck well in advance to arrange a consultation appointment.

You can do this either by email to berufliche-bildung@uni-bremen.de or by telephone on 0421 / 218 66 301.

Application deadlines

The following deadlines are final deadlines for all Bachelor’s degree programmes and Law (First State Examination). The deadlines apply to first-year students, advanced students and those who have previously completed their A-levels. Applications for admission received after these dates will not be considered.

  • For the winter semester: 15 July

  • For the summer semester: 15 January

Application

Further information on the application process can be found on this page:

https://www.uni-bremen.de/studium/orientieren-bewerben/studienplatzbewerbung.html

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