This integrated five-year Master's degree program is designed to prepare future teachers for kindergarten and primary schools. It focuses on both the knowledge and disciplinary content required for teaching (the "what" to teach) and the pedagogical approaches and relationships with students (the "how" to teach). The program emphasizes a strong theoretical foundation combined with practical experience. It includes workshop activities for didactic design and simulation, and a significant internship component of 600 hours, starting from the second year and continuing through to the fifth year. Graduates will be qualified to teach in kindergartens and primary schools, eligible for inclusion in official rankings and for public competitions. The training aims to equip graduates with the skills to manage complex social dynamics, effectively integrate new technologies in the classroom, and design coherent educational paths.
Upon completion of the integrated five-year degree program, graduates are qualified to teach in kindergartens and primary schools. This qualification allows for inclusion in official school rankings and eligibility to participate in public competitions for teaching positions.
Please refer to the university's admissions pages for detailed information on tuition fees and living costs for both domestic and international applicants.