This part-time Bachelor of Arts program is designed for individuals who are already state-approved educators or hold an equivalent qualification and wish to advance their education academically in early childhood and social education. It's ideal for working professionals who cannot commit to a full-time undergraduate program due to family or other commitments. The program offers a job-integrated learning experience with on-campus sessions held five times per semester on Fridays and Saturdays, supplemented by online materials through the OLAT platform. Students will gain in-depth knowledge in early childhood education, socio-educational psychology, legal aspects of child and youth care, and quality management, enabling them to critically analyze their professional practice and apply effective methods for further development.
The curriculum combines academic learning with practical application, covering key areas in early childhood education and social work. Upon completion of the seventh semester, students have the option to undertake a supervised internship semester to gain state approval as a social education worker.
Graduates are prepared for responsible roles in various child and youth care settings. The demand for qualified early childhood education professionals is high, offering strong career prospects.
This program is primarily designed for German-speaking applicants. Specific English language proficiency requirements are not detailed but may be necessary if academic materials or some communication are in English.
Tuition fees and living cost estimates for international students are not provided on the program page. For current fee information, please consult the university's official finance or international student pages.
The program leads to a Bachelor of Arts degree, which can qualify graduates for further academic pursuits, including Master's and Doctoral programs.
Applicants must hold a state-approved educator qualification or an equivalent recognized qualification in education. This program is primarily designed for German-speaking applicants.
This is a part-time, job-integrated Bachelor of Arts program. It is designed for working professionals and features on-campus sessions five times per semester on Fridays and Saturdays, supplemented by online learning.
Graduates are prepared for roles in elementary and primary sector institutions, family-related education, child and youth care services, and specialist consulting. There is high demand for qualified early childhood education professionals.
You should check your eligibility, prepare application documents such as your educator certificate and academic transcripts, and then submit them directly to the university. Specific deadlines are available on the university website.
Tuition fees and living cost estimates for international students are not provided on the program page. Please consult the university's official finance or international student pages for current information.