The Master of Education (M.Ed.) program in Engineering Pedagogy for Engineers at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) allows you to build upon your undergraduate engineering qualifications. This program is designed for individuals holding an engineering bachelor's degree who wish to transition into teaching at vocational schools. It provides a foundational understanding of scientific work, social research methodologies, the vocational education system, didactics, and practical aspects of professional teaching and learning. The degree qualifies you for a career in vocational education teaching.
The program is structured over 4 semesters. You will focus on Educational Sciences, a second subject of your choice, and practical school experience. The final semester is dedicated to your Master's thesis.
This Master's degree opens doors to various teaching positions and related fields. It prepares you for direct entry into the teaching profession at vocational schools, with good employment prospects due to current demand for technical teachers.
Your engineering Bachelor's degree can usually be fully credited as the first teaching subject. You will then focus on your second teaching subject and educational sciences in the Master's program. Missing admission requirements can potentially be fulfilled.
While there are no tuition fees, students are responsible for living expenses and a small semester contribution fee for student services and a public transport ticket.
The program leads to a Master of Education (M.Ed.) degree, qualifying graduates for the state examination for teaching at vocational schools in Germany.
There are no tuition fees for this program at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, as it is a public university in Germany. Students are responsible for a small semester contribution fee and living expenses.
The program is structured over 4 semesters, totaling 120 ECTS credits. The final semester is dedicated to completing your Master's thesis.
The language of instruction for the Engineering Pedagogy for Engineers M.Ed. program is German.
The application deadline for the Winter Semester is July 15, and the deadline for the Summer Semester is January 15. These deadlines generally apply to both EU and non-EU citizens.
This Master's degree qualifies you for teaching positions at vocational schools, vocational colleges, master craftsman/technician schools, and technical grammar schools in Germany. It also opens doors to roles in corporate training and educational material development.
You need a Bachelor's degree in Engineering. Most engineering bachelor's degrees are accepted, and specific requirements for the second subject and educational sciences may need to be met. Missing admission requirements can potentially be fulfilled.