Site Engineering as subject in the Master’s Teacher Training Course for Technical Education
(Master of Education)
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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
Site Engineering is offered as a vocational subject within the degree programme Master’s Teacher Training Course for Technical Education. In addition, a second teaching subject must be studied.
The programme builds on the bachelor’s degree in technical education. Advanced subject-specific courses in production technology, construction and building processes cater primarily for the construction industry in the field of site engineering.
Teaching methodology focuses primarily on the different types of vocational schools and colleges offering first vocational training. A central feature of the teaching methodology part of the course is the analysis of work processes and the subject-specific knowledge required for site engineering. This in turn enables students to develop school curricula and devise teaching sequences for colleges teaching site engineering.
Site Engineering makes up 42 credit points of the master’s Teacher Training Course for Technical Education (120 CP).
Course Content
- Building conservation, construction
- Design, construction and technology
- Production methods in the construction industry
- Subject-specific teaching methodology
The professional specialisation in site engineering can be divided essentially into two areas:
1. Work-related and subject-specific courses for the professional specialisation in site engineering
Central modules in this area are modules on production methods and building construction.
2. Subject-specific teaching methodology for the professional specialisation in site engineering
The emphasis in the module “Teaching Methodology 2” is on the analysis of training regulations and operational processes, as well as on devising school curricula; in the module “Teaching Methodology 3” students design learning units based on this. The module “Internship” enables students to test this in lessons and to work on discovery and research projects in the vocational schools.
| Semester | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core modules | Production technology construction 2 (5 CP) | Teaching methodology 2 (5 CP) Internship (8 CP) Structural damage (4 CP) | Teaching methodology 3 (5 CP) | |
| Core elective module Block 1 | One module from (5 CP each): Building Conservation & Material Testing Construction Industry B | |||
| Core elective module Block 2 | One module from (5 CP each): Design and Construction F, Building Construction 4: Facade construction Design and Construction G, Building Construction 4: Advanced building construction Design and Construction H, Building Construction 6: Workshop building construction Design and Construction I, Building Construction 7: Building + room acoustics Design and Construction J: Advanced building materials Design and Construction K: Designing support structures | |||
| Core elective module Block 3 | One module from (5 CP each): Construction and Engineering A: Lightweight support structures Construction and Engineering B: Sustainable building systems Construction and Engineering C: Design, construction and engineering Construction and Engineering D: Advanced building construction Construction and Engineering E: Building climate control Energy efficiency in buildings | |||
Apart from enjoying work with people, prospective students should have a broad interest in the fields of professional activity in the building trade.
Successful completion of the consecutive master’s degree in technical education is a requirement for embarking on teaching practice (Referendariat) at vocational schools. Outside of school, fields of professional activity can be found in vocational training in trade associations and chambers of commerce. By studying for a doctorate, graduates can gain a further scientific qualification.
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
