This Bachelor of Science program prepares you to teach Information Technology at vocational schools. It combines core IT knowledge with essential teaching methodologies and educational sciences. You will gain a strong foundation in computer science, mathematics, and electrical engineering, alongside practical skills in pedagogy and didactics. The program includes a mandatory six-week teaching internship in a school setting, allowing you to apply your learning and gain practical experience. This degree is designed for students who are specifically aiming for a teaching career and is not a purely technical degree.
The program is structured into technical and teacher training components, totaling 180 credit points. You will also study a secondary subject at TU Berlin or another university in Berlin. The curriculum is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of IT fundamentals and pedagogical approaches.
This program is the first step towards a career as a teacher of Information Technology at vocational schools in Germany. Graduates are also qualified for employment in other vocational training and continuing education institutions.
Basic knowledge of mathematics and an interest in pedagogical and technical issues are beneficial for success in this program, although not formal entry requirements.
While there are no tuition fees, students are responsible for living expenses and other costs.
There are no tuition fees for Bachelor's programs at Technische Universität Berlin. Students are responsible for their living expenses, which are approximately 10,332 EUR per year.
The standard study duration for this Bachelor of Science program is 6 semesters, totaling 180 credit points.
To apply, you need a university entrance qualification certificate (e.g., Abitur) or equivalent professional qualifications. Proof of German language proficiency is also a prerequisite, as the program is taught in German.
The application period for the winter semester is from May 1st to August 31st. The registration/enrollment period is expected to be from mid-June to the end of August.
This program prepares you for a career as a teacher of Information Technology at vocational schools in Germany. Graduates are also qualified for roles in other vocational training and continuing education institutions.
International students may be eligible for funding through the Federal Training Assistance Act (BAföG) under specific conditions. Other opportunities include the DAAD Prize and the Scholarships for Promoting Equal Opportunities (STIBET I).