Italian Teaching Qualification - Master

• Academic diversity: You will focus on linguistics, literary and cultural studies, language practice, and subject-specific pedagogy.
• Flexible study options: You can choose from various options to flexibly organize your studies.
• Prepared for class: Courses on subject-specific teaching methods and a school practicum semester with 12 weeks of teaching will prepare you to teach Italian in schools.
• Experience Italy: A stay in Italy (e.g. at a partner university or through a position as a foreign language assistant) can enrich your university studies and serve as an additional qualification.

In Baden-Württemberg, teacher training for high school teachers follows a two-tiered Bachelor’s-Master’s study program structure. The high school teaching degree program includes:

• Two major subjects
• Concurrent degree in education
• School-based practical components

You should be interested in language, literature, and culture, enjoy reading, writing, and analyzing, and be able to work independently, precisely, and on your own initiative. You should also be able to present your findings to an audience and be willing to spend time studying abroad. You should have Italian language proficiency at the B2 level as well as basic knowledge of Latin and a second Romance language (A2 level) in order to qualify for admission.