The Chinese Studies - Component within Heidelberg University's Master of Education program offers an in-depth exploration of China's historical, cultural, and societal developments, emphasizing both traditional and contemporary aspects. The curriculum aims to equip students with the knowledge and pedagogical skills necessary for teaching Chinese language and culture in Germany, fostering intercultural competence and regional understanding.
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The Chinese Studies - Component within Heidelberg University's Master of Education program offers an in-depth exploration of China's historical, cultural, and societal developments, emphasizing both traditional and contemporary aspects. The curriculum aims to equip students with the knowledge and pedagogical skills necessary for teaching Chinese language and culture in Germany, fostering intercultural competence and regional understanding.
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Starting 2026-04-01
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Starting 2025-10-01
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Oct-25
The academic programme is divided into three blended modules and two subject modules as well as the practical semester in a school. In the blended modules, acquisition of didactic skills is linked to the acquisition of practical, linguistic and specialised competencies. The aim of the subject modules is to provide students with an opportunity to gain more in-depth knowledge of topics and issues associated with Chinese studies. The practical semester in a school is scheduled for the 2nd or 3rd semester and is accompanied by specialised didactics support courses. Further information can be found in the special section of the module handbook for the degree programme component Chinese in the Master of Education.
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Applicants must submit an application form, undergraduate degree certificate, recent university enrollment proof, and academic transcripts. For transfers from non-German universities, additional documentation includes a transferable grades certificate and proof of sufficient financial resources. International applicants from Vietnam, China, or India must provide an original APS certificate. A certified copy of the passport (or ID card for EU/EEA applicants) is required. All documents must be submitted in accordance with Heidelberg University’s admission standards.
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