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location by doubling the number of study places, constructing new buildings, diversifying in terms of subjects and relocating courses from the PH Kiel (the teacher training college in Kiel) to the teacher [...] and special schools were all provided by the University of Flensburg. At the same time, the University's economic and cultural studies departments were expanded in cooperation with SDU and new extra [...] as the two-year Master’s degrees, Master of Education for Teaching in Primary Schools and Master of Education for Teaching in Common Schools. The standard period of studying for teachers of the Land Schleswig
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of learning Development of research approaches pertaining to occupational science and further development of commercially/technologically oriented study programmes As places of learning, the work place [...] As the definition of the areas of research show, we identify areas of study that are relevant to occupational training whilst, at the same time, remaining flexible. Consequently, the central idea of a humane
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To inform about the studies: Prof. Dr. Reiner Schlausch Course-responsible Tel.: +49 461 805 2162 [...] .2 Studying at the Institute of Vocational Education, Work and Technology Listen Upon completion of the four-semester Master's programme " Master [...] Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Information Technologies or Metal Engineering. In addition, prospective students must prove before commencing the course of study that they have completed 12 months of work
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Planning Students of the Bachelor programs Vermittlungswissenschaften, Bildungswissenschaften or International Management should plan their semester abroad for the 5th semester. Students of the Master programs should check with the directors of study if a stay abroad makes sense and when it can best be planned. Improve your language skills at an early stage so that by the time your study abroad begins you have at least level B1/B2 in the language of instruction. Here you can find the language courses offered in the language center. The International Center of the university
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Semester abroad Listen Study at partner universities within Europe: Erasmus+ information, counseling, application and allocation of places are done through the International Center no tuition fees will be charged at almost all partner universities our partneruniversities Study at other universities independent application tuition fees will be charged
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certain number of places are available at these universities for students of EUF. These cooperations are partly between institutes and partly involve the entire university and various courses of study. Studying at a partner university has the following advantages for students from Flensburg: No tuition fees The International Centre coordinates the application process and contacts the partner university. Academic recognition is ensured by Learning Agreements between the respective universities The guest university assists students in find accommodation, with their choice of study and language
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Study Places at Partner Universities Listen Procedure Search the portal for partner universities that suit your course of studies; you can research the range of courses offered on their respective home pages; please note the language skills required. List and overview of partner universities You can apply via the online portal; in addition, the following documents must be uploaded (PDF format): Proof of language skills (for example TOEFL, OOPT, IELTS) If the language of instruction at the host university is English :
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Financing Listen How can I finance my studies? According to the German head organisation of student services, Deutsches Studentenwerk (20th social survey), in 2012 German students had, on average, a monthly budget of 864 EUR. You can finance your studies in different ways: by taking on a student job or taking out a student loan (BAföG), with the help of scholarships or financial support from parents/relatives or by taking out a student loan with a bank. You can find an initial overview of the classic financing
