Sports as subject in the Master’s Teacher Training Course for Technical Education
(Master of Education)
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International application: German C1
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A school internship lasting at least four weeks must have been completed at a school of vocational education.
Stay abroad possible, but not obligatory.
Short Description
Sports is offered as a teaching subject (or supplementary teaching subject) within the degree programme Master’s Teacher Training Course for Technical Education. As a first subject, a vocational subject must be studied.
With the large number of vocational schools in the area, the Department of Sports Science is particularly committed to this degree programme. We focus particularly on courses that promote the importance of physical activity, games and sport in the context of education and development processes, and address the specific realisation of educational goals in teaching strategies. The intensively supervised school internship plays a significant role in this context. The teacher training element building on the bachelor’s degree phase provides in-depth skills for teaching situations.
The provision of sports science, educational and teaching knowledge and insights combined with abilities and skills in sports activities form the basis for future sports lessons with learning groups at vocational schools. Students should also have knowledge of a wide variety of areas of sports education, social sciences and natural sciences. They gain abilities and skills across the board in their training in sports education and methods. They are thus in a position to e.g. plan, carry out and reflect critically on their first teaching projects.
Further information on the website of the Institute of Sports Science (German language only)
Course Content
- Advanced courses in sports theory in both science and the humanities
- Combined practice and theory (team games, racquet sports, individual sports, further types of sport)
- Projects
- Internship in sports at a vocational school
The programme offers many compulsory elective options, the diversity of which would not be illustrated by a concrete example. A more suitable planning tool for students is available in the form of a model study planner under the following link:
- Interest in working with young people
- Interest in sport-science issues in both science and the humanities
- Basic abilities and skills in sports activities
The subject sport provides opportunities for practical experience through cooperation with social institutions, sports clubs, sport medicine institutes and professional associations. The main field of professional activity is clearly in schools. With a master’s degree, alternatives to a school career are activities in professional associations, health insurances, gyms, as self-employed coaches or in open youth and social work. The professional specialisation can also be a field of activity.
Admission Requirements
An undergraduate degree in a related field of study, such as
For master''s degree programmes with unrestricted admission, all applicants who fulfil the admission requirements will be admitted a university place. The exact admission requirements can be found in the admission regulations:
Application Deadlines
First-year students
- June 1st – July 15th of the year for the winter semester
- December 1st – January 15th of the year for the summer semester
Students resuming their studies and transfer students (application in a higher semester)
- June 1st – July 15th of the year for the winter semester
- December 1st – January 15th of the year for the summer semester
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30167 Hannover
30167 Hannover
