Site Engineering as subject in the Bachelor’s Teacher Training Course for Technical Education
(Bachelor of Science)
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Short Description
Site engineering is offered as a vocational subject within the bachelor''s programme Technical Education. In addition, a second teaching subject must be studied. Please note the subject combination options.
The specialisation in site engineering with 92 credit points is part of the bachelor’s degree in technical education (180 CP).
Subject-specific studies cater primarily for the construction industry in the field of site engineering, and in particular where the building plans of architects and civil engineers are implemented in structural work and finishing. Elements of the degree courses in architecture and civil engineering create a joint basis; courses on material science, construction and production methods in the site engineering trades build on this. Our extensive workshops and laboratories are intensively used for classes on principles of chemistry and physics, material testing and investigation of production methods.
Teaching methodology focuses on the different types of vocational schools and colleges from career guidance and first vocational training to continuing and further education. A central feature of the teaching methodology part of the course is the analysis of work processes and the subject-specific knowledge required for site engineering. This plays a role in devising vocational learning processes, with particular emphasis placed on developing experiments to illustrate scientific, technical and construction principles
Course Content
- Building material science
- Design and construction of buildings, history of architecture
- Principles of chemistry and physics in construction work
- Production methods in structural engineering
- Subject-specific teaching methodology for site engineering
- Technical representation / computer aided design (CAD)
The professional specialisation in site engineering can be divided essentially into three areas:
1. Subject-specific foundation courses from the degree programmes in architecture and civil engineering
These include foundation modules on design and presentation, building material science, support structure science, building physics and history of architecture.
2. Work-related and subject-specific courses for site engineering
Central modules in this area are material science and production methods in structural engineering. As a basis for these, students take foundation courses in chemistry, mechanics, electrical engineering and mathematics.
3. Subject-specific teaching methodology for the professional specialisation in site engineering
Modules in this area deal with the fundamental educational framework for apprentices in the building trade, the importance of experiments and laboratory tests in learning processes on material science and production methods, analysis of materials, constructions and production methods under the aspect of teaching methodology, and information and communication technologies in learning processes in site engineering.
| Semester | Core modules | Core elective modules |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Principles of teaching methodology 1 (5 CP) Principles of chemistry in construction work 1 (5 CP) Principles of physics in construction work 1 (5 CP) Building material science 1 (5 CP) | |
| 2 | Principles of chemistry in construction work 2 (5 CP) Principles of physics in construction work 2 (5 CP) Design and construction C, Building construction 1 (6 CP) Building material science 2 (5 CP) Design and presentation C (3 CP) | |
| 3 | Design and construction C, Building construction 2 (3 CP) Design and construction A, Support structures (4 CP) Building physics 1 (3 CP) | History and Theory A. History of European architecture 1 (3 LP) |
| 4 | Principles of teaching methodology 2 (8 CP) Design and presentation D (3 CP) | History and Theory A. History of European architecture 2 (3 CP) Design and construction B, Building materials and support structures (6 CP) |
| 5 | Production methods construction 1 (7 CP) Design and construction D, Building construction 3 (3 CP) | Design and construction E, Building technology I (6 CP) |
| 6 | Teaching methodology 1 (8 CP) Optional bachelor’s thesis in Professional Specialisation (15 CP) |
Apart from enjoying work with people, prospective students should have a broad interest in the fields of professional activity in the building trade.
The subject specialisation in the degree programme in technical education mainly serves as a preparation for the consecutive master’s degree in technical education. The relevant specialisations in the internships in vocational and business education can also open up fields of professional activity in vocational training in trade associations and chambers of commerce.
- Site Engineering as subject in the Master’s Teacher Training Course for Technical Education (Master of Education)
- Master’s Teacher Training Course for Technical Education (Master of Education)
Under certain conditions, admission to the following Master''s programme is also possible. More detailed information can be found in the respective admission regulations. If you have any questions, please contact the course advice of the desired Master''s programme:
Admission Requirements
Some subjects in the Bachelor Teacher Training Course for Technical Education are restricted: Computer Science, English Studies (school subject: English), Food Science, German Studies (school subject: German), Politics and Sports.
Some subjects in the Bachelor Teacher Training Course for Technical Education are admission-free: Catholic Religious Education, Chemistry, Colour Technology and Interior Decoration, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, Metals Technology, Physics, Plant Operations and Manufacturing of Wood Products, Protestant Religious Education, Spanish Studies and Site Engineering.
The exact admission requirements can be found in the admission regulations:
Application Deadlines
For a subject combination with at least one subject with restricted admission:
1 June - 15 July of the year for the winter semester
- First-year students (application for the 1st semester) can only apply for the winter semester.
- Those continuing their studies (application for higher semesters) can also apply for the summer semester (1 December - 15 January).
For a subject combination with two admission-free subjects:
1 June - 30 September of the year for the winter semester
- First-year students (application for the 1st semester) can only enrol in the winter semester.
- Students resuming their studies and transfer students (application for higher semesters) can also enrol in the summer semester (1 December - 31 March).
The following applies to applications from non-EU countries:
- VPD from uni-assist OR a passed assessment test (Feststellungsprüfung) of a preparatory foundation course (Studienkolleg) is required.
- Applications for the Studienkolleg must be submitted by 15 July.
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