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Geographie - Lehramt (Bachelor Lehramt) / Teaching Degree Geography
Die Geographie von heute beschreibt, erklärt und gestaltet räumliche Strukturen und Prozesse. Sie trägt dazu bei, dass Strategien zur Lösung von umwelt- und gesellschaftsrelevanten Problemen auf lokaler bis globaler Ebene gefunden werden. In einer globalisierter Welt, in der eine zunehmende Fragmentierung stattfindet, Raumdistanzen an Bedeutung verlieren und in der sich komplexe Netzwerke entwickeln, gewinnen interdisziplinäre Ansätze an Bedeutung.
Im Lehramt für Gymnasien und Gesamtschulen werden zwei Unterrichtsfächer studiert. Neben der Geographie werden also noch ein zweites Fach sowie die Bildungswissenschaften belegt.
Department of Geography, University of Bonn (GIUB)
Hangrutschungen, Hochwasser, Desertifikation, Zersiedelung, Unternehmenscluster, Kulturlandschaftsverfall – all das sind Phänomene, mit denen sich die Geographie unter anderem beschäftigt. Eine moderne Geographie versteht sich jedoch als Wissenschaft, die über die Beschäftigung mit dem Einzelphänomen hinausgeht.Die Geographie von heute beschreibt, erklärt und gestaltet räumliche Strukturen und Prozesse. Sie trägt dazu bei, dass Strategien zur Lösung von umwelt- und gesellschaftsrelevanten Problemen auf lokaler bis globaler Ebene gefunden werden. In einer globalisierter Welt, in der eine zunehmende Fragmentierung stattfindet, Raumdistanzen an Bedeutung verlieren und in der sich komplexe Netzwerke entwickeln, gewinnen interdisziplinäre Ansätze an Bedeutung.
Im Lehramt für Gymnasien und Gesamtschulen werden zwei Unterrichtsfächer studiert. Neben der Geographie werden also noch ein zweites Fach sowie die Bildungswissenschaften belegt.
Sustainable Tourism, B.A.
The continued growth of the global tourism industry presents both positive and negative changes. On the one hand, it drives job creation and is an essential source of revenue for a plethora of countries. On the other hand, it can have a lasting negative effect on the environment and local cultures. The Sustainable Tourism programme tackles this dilemma through the study of sustainable development, teaching future tourism experts how to strive for balance between the many conflicting social, ecological and economic considerations.
Faculty of Society and Economics, Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences
Faculty of Society and Economics, Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences
Tourism is a major global industry. It’s particularly significant in Germany, where tourism is both a major source of revenue and an industry with many work and career opportunities. These opportunities span both the private and public sector, ranging from hotel management, transportation, travel agencies, to government agencies and organisations dedicated to tourism or natural conservation. Well-trained experts in the field of tourism are in high demand in each of these sectors.The continued growth of the global tourism industry presents both positive and negative changes. On the one hand, it drives job creation and is an essential source of revenue for a plethora of countries. On the other hand, it can have a lasting negative effect on the environment and local cultures. The Sustainable Tourism programme tackles this dilemma through the study of sustainable development, teaching future tourism experts how to strive for balance between the many conflicting social, ecological and economic considerations.
Faculty of Society and Economics, Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences, Germany
Faculty of Society and Economics, Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences
Bachelor of Science Geography
- Students gain a broad range of knowledge of the basic principles of human and physical geography.
- The principles and basic knowledge concerning methods in the laboratory and in field-work methods are conveyed. Another focus is put upon methods in cartography, statistics, quantitative and qualitative social research, remote sensing and GIS.
- The Bachelor Programme also focuses on the practical application of the knowledge gained during field trips, field classes and practical field investigations
- Focus in a certain area can be achieved by choosing a continuing master programme in either a physical or human geography field.
Study Goals
The focus of the Bachelor programme is to impart analytical and methodological approaches. These are important qualifications for work areas where specific knowledge is not conveyed during studies but during the first phases of occupation (e.g. trainee programmes).
Department of Geography, University of Bonn (GIUB)
The Bachelor programme conveys theoretical, methotological and application- oriented knowledge at different scales:- Students gain a broad range of knowledge of the basic principles of human and physical geography.
- The principles and basic knowledge concerning methods in the laboratory and in field-work methods are conveyed. Another focus is put upon methods in cartography, statistics, quantitative and qualitative social research, remote sensing and GIS.
- The Bachelor Programme also focuses on the practical application of the knowledge gained during field trips, field classes and practical field investigations
- Focus in a certain area can be achieved by choosing a continuing master programme in either a physical or human geography field.
Study Goals
The focus of the Bachelor programme is to impart analytical and methodological approaches. These are important qualifications for work areas where specific knowledge is not conveyed during studies but during the first phases of occupation (e.g. trainee programmes).
International Taxation and Law, B.A.
In the early stages of this degree programme, you’ll acquire thorough knowledge of national fiscal law, particularly in the fields of income tax laws, procedural law and commercial taxation. In later stages, your knowledge base will expand to advanced topics in international taxation and law, for example bilateral agreements and supranational law, which are critically examined and discussed with respect to their supporting legal framework. Graduates are able to identify and evaluate sophisticated tax issues both in terms of economics and law, as well as develop appropriate, real-world solution concepts, particularly in the following areas: Transfer pricing, Controlled foreign corporate legislation, Double taxation conventions and International tax planning.
At the same time, the programme is also dedicated to exploring the logical interconnection between business administration, law and general economics. [...] The programme is taught in English, which allows you to refine your overall proficiency and develop not only effective business communication skills, but also an excellent command of English tax and finance terminology, boosting your employability in the international job market.
Faculty of Society and Economics, Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences
Faculty of Society and Economics, Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences
Globalisation has ushered in an age of unprecedented interconnectedness between nations, fundamentally altering many areas of society in the meantime. This change is extremely evident, for example, in national tax systems and related law. For companies, tax and legislative authorities, international taxation has become an important issue with far-reaching implications. Thus, in order to understand and appreciate the topic of taxation and law within a global context, this degree programme uses a dedicated international approach to material, tackling a range of issues related to both national and international taxation and law.In the early stages of this degree programme, you’ll acquire thorough knowledge of national fiscal law, particularly in the fields of income tax laws, procedural law and commercial taxation. In later stages, your knowledge base will expand to advanced topics in international taxation and law, for example bilateral agreements and supranational law, which are critically examined and discussed with respect to their supporting legal framework. Graduates are able to identify and evaluate sophisticated tax issues both in terms of economics and law, as well as develop appropriate, real-world solution concepts, particularly in the following areas: Transfer pricing, Controlled foreign corporate legislation, Double taxation conventions and International tax planning.
At the same time, the programme is also dedicated to exploring the logical interconnection between business administration, law and general economics. [...] The programme is taught in English, which allows you to refine your overall proficiency and develop not only effective business communication skills, but also an excellent command of English tax and finance terminology, boosting your employability in the international job market.
Faculty of Society and Economics, Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences, Germany
Faculty of Society and Economics, Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences
Rural Development (BSc)
The BSc degree is an access qualification pathway for mature students active in the development of rural areas. Graduates will learn the skills necessary to initiate and manage local rural development.
Participants can qualify with a diploma after two years of part-time study. After successful completion of the first level of the course, student may continue to earn a degree with a minimum of a further two years of study.
Bachelor; Food Business and Development, University College Cork (UCC)
This web-based course targets people involved in rural development in a professional or voluntary capacity. It provides the knowledge and skills to manage all aspects of local/rural development initiatives.The BSc degree is an access qualification pathway for mature students active in the development of rural areas. Graduates will learn the skills necessary to initiate and manage local rural development.
Participants can qualify with a diploma after two years of part-time study. After successful completion of the first level of the course, student may continue to earn a degree with a minimum of a further two years of study.
DegreeCourse TypeTopic
Food Business and Development, University College Cork (UCC), Ireland
International Relations and European Politics (BA)
You will be introduced to the basic aspects of political analysis, developing your knowledge through the study of legislatures and executives, constitutions, political parties and voting behaviour. A significant portion of the degree programme also allows you to explore how the European Union operates, and how it relates to the rest of the world. You will also engage in comparative analysis, examining the political experiences of various European countries, such the relationship between Central and Eastern Europe and Russia.
Bachelor; School of International Development, University of East Anglia (DEV)
The BA International Relations and European Politics degree programme enables you to engage in in-depth study of international relations with a focus on European politics.You will be introduced to the basic aspects of political analysis, developing your knowledge through the study of legislatures and executives, constitutions, political parties and voting behaviour. A significant portion of the degree programme also allows you to explore how the European Union operates, and how it relates to the rest of the world. You will also engage in comparative analysis, examining the political experiences of various European countries, such the relationship between Central and Eastern Europe and Russia.
School of International Development, University of East Anglia (DEV), United Kingdom
International Relations, B.A.
Our International Relations bachelor’s programme produces graduates who can best meet these complex requirements. The highly interdisciplinary programme weaves together a range of complex subject areas – political science, economics, law, social sciences and research methods – which provides you with a sound theoretical basis. At the same time, you’ll acquire key methodological competencies for research and career contexts. This profound knowledge enables graduates to not only conduct sophisticated, expert analyses of current and future international relations, but also develop effective strategies and approaches to questions and issues in the field.
Our curriculum continually emphasises applied learning, which is reflected in the many small group exercises and projects where you’ll focus on the current developments and challenges in the field on both a national and a global level. At the same time, you’ll develop important managerial and interpersonal soft skills which will help prepare you for communication in complex business environments. Students are required to undertake multiple internships and/or a semester abroad in the field of international relations, which means they leave our university with demonstrable, practical experience already featured prominently on their C.V.
Faculty of Society and Economics, Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences
Faculty of Society and Economics, Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences
Globalisation, new degrees of cultural and economic integration, the growing importance of an international perspective in companies and organisations, increased mobility – these factors and more are generating a new, broader appreciation of international relations among all levels of society. At the same time, the field of international relations is growing ever more complex and requires a new breed of specialists with an international and transnational perspective, as well as profound theoretical and methodological know-how.Our International Relations bachelor’s programme produces graduates who can best meet these complex requirements. The highly interdisciplinary programme weaves together a range of complex subject areas – political science, economics, law, social sciences and research methods – which provides you with a sound theoretical basis. At the same time, you’ll acquire key methodological competencies for research and career contexts. This profound knowledge enables graduates to not only conduct sophisticated, expert analyses of current and future international relations, but also develop effective strategies and approaches to questions and issues in the field.
Our curriculum continually emphasises applied learning, which is reflected in the many small group exercises and projects where you’ll focus on the current developments and challenges in the field on both a national and a global level. At the same time, you’ll develop important managerial and interpersonal soft skills which will help prepare you for communication in complex business environments. Students are required to undertake multiple internships and/or a semester abroad in the field of international relations, which means they leave our university with demonstrable, practical experience already featured prominently on their C.V.
DegreeCourse TypeLanguage
- English
Faculty of Society and Economics, Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences, Germany
Faculty of Society and Economics, Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences
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