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Exercise: combine subjects
Try to complete the graphic below using the information you have gained from the interactive combination tables from the previous pages. Please note that the combinations presented here can also include a teacher training component.
Drag the subjects and study program components listed on the right to the matching grey circles in the graphic:
Political Science
In combination with General Professional Skills (ABV) Courses, Political Science can only be studied as a mono bachelor's or as a 60-CP separate module as part of a combination bachelor's. In combination with Teaching-Related Professional (LBW) Courses and teacher training, Political Science for Teaching can be a core subject too.
Thus, in combination with General Professional Skills (ABV) Courses, only the following combination is possible:
- 90-CP core subject English Language and Literature
- 60-CP separate module Political Science
- 30-CP ABV (General Professional Skills Courses)
Further information:
Social and Cultural Anthropology
The combination table shows you that, taking into consideration the other options given here, Social and Cultural Anthropology can only be studied as the core subject of a combination bachelor's. Teacher training is not available since it is not a school subject.
Therefore, only this combination is possible:
- 90-CP core subject Social and Cultural Anthropology
- 30-CP separate module Chinese
- 30-CP separate module Art History - East Asia
- 30-CP ABV (General Professional Skills Courses)
Further information:
Biology
Biology as a core subject can only be combined with other subjects if it is a part of a combination bachelor’s with teacher training option. Combining it with another subject without teacher training option is NOT possible. If you want to study Biology without the teacher-training component, you can do so with a mono bachelor's that includes 30 CP of General Professional Skills Courses.
A possible combination would be:
- 90-CP core subject Biology
- 60-CP separate module Political Science for Teaching
- 30-CP Teaching-Related Professional Courses (LBW)
Further information:
General Professional Skills Courses (ABV)
General Professional Skills Courses cover 30 credit points. It is a component of all non-teaching-related undergraduate degree programs. Students with a subject combination eligible for teacher training can also take Teaching-Related Professional Course (LBW) if they want to keep teaching as a possible future option (e.g. a Master's of Education).
Further information:
Art History - East Asia
The combination table shows you: Since Art History - East Asia can only be studied as either a mono bachelor's or a 30-CP separate module as part of a combination bachelor's, it cannot be combined with English Language and Literature as a core subject.
Thus, a possible combination would be:
- 90-CP core subject Social and Cultural Anthropology
- 30-CP separate module Chinese
- 30-CP separate module East Asian Art History
- 30-CP ABV (General Professional Skills Courses)
Further information:
Teaching-Related Professional Courses (LBW)
Teaching-Related Professional Courses (LBW) cover 30 credit points and are a mandatory component of every teaching-related bachelor’s program.
Students pursuing a combination bachelor's that consists of subjects that can only be combined with teacher training have to take Teaching-Related Professional Courses. Students with a subject combination that is eligible for teacher training, but not exclusively so, can take General Professional Skills (ABV) Courses instead. However, if they do so, teacher training becomes unavailable to them.
Further information:
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