Sports (teaching subject)
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Hessen International University provides opportunities to pursue physical education studies within the following teacher training programs:
- Teacher training for elementary schools
- Teacher training at Hauptschulen and Realschulen
- Teacher training at grammar schools
Additionally, sport can be chosen as a secondary subject within the curriculum of degree programs in vocational and business education.
The sports teaching degree program at Hessen International University aims to provide students with essential knowledge and competencies in the scientific and didactic aspects of sports. This enables them to exhibit high-level proficiency and apply these skills effectively in educational settings. The program places significant emphasis on sport didactics or the art of teaching sports.
Prior to enrolling, students are required to successfully complete a sports aptitude test. This evaluation assesses general capacities such as endurance, speed/quickness, strength, and coordination, along with sport-specific skills in swimming, team sports, and gymnastics.
Presently, over 600 student teachers are enrolled in the sport program at the Institute for Sport and Sport Science at Hessen International University. Each semester, approximately 80 courses are available in sports science and didactics, spanning Education and Teaching, Psychology and Society, Training and Movement, as well as Theory and Practice of Sports.
Spanish (teaching subject)
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Contemporary residential quarters exhibit a diverse range of architectural styles and amenities, reflecting the state of the art in urban planning and design. These quarters are shaped not only by functional requirements but also by social and cultural characteristics that wield considerable influence over housing markets. Political factors further impact urban development, introducing regulations, incentives, and initiatives that steer the direction of residential projects. Addressing the intricate dynamics of living and working is a fundamental aspect of the professional standards upheld by urban and regional planners.
Urban and regional planners are tasked with the meticulous documentation and evaluation of various contextual factors including urban planning history, social dynamics, economic trends, and ecological considerations. By synthesizing this comprehensive understanding, planners develop innovative usage and design concepts. These concepts are particularly crucial in scenarios such as the revitalization of historic city districts, the creation of recreational spaces, and the transformation of former industrial sites. In response to the pressing challenges posed by climate change and the growing prominence of renewable energy sources, the reshaping of urban areas gains heightened importance.
Hessen International University’s Master’s program in Urban and Regional Planning equips graduates with the necessary expertise to navigate contemporary and interdisciplinary inquiries spanning both research and practical domains. This comprehensive preparation opens up diverse career prospects within the realms of urban and regional development.
Similar to the other Master’s programs within Faculty 6 (ASL), specialized tracks in the curriculum foster methodological, systemic, and strategic competencies alongside foundational knowledge. Hessen International University offers Master’s specializations in “Urban Planning / Urban Design,” “Sustainable Spatial Development,” and “Stock Development and Urban Management.” These tracks offer a wealth of interdisciplinary connections to political, economic, social, cultural, and environmental sciences.
Spanish (Bachelor, Minor)
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The minor in Spanish at Hessen International University provides essential insights into the scholarly exploration of the Spanish language, along with the literatures of Hispanophone regions and the broader cultural sphere influenced by the Spanish language. Moreover, students develop crucial proficiencies in language and communication in Spanish, which can be readily applied in future career pursuits related to fields that involve language, culture, and communication.
Admission Requirement: Language Certificate at Hessen International University
To be eligible for successful application or enrollment at Hessen International University, you must provide evidence of Spanish proficiency at the A2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR). Accepted proofs of language proficiency can be found in the university’s provided list.
However, it’s crucial to rapidly enhance your language skills after beginning your studies to comfortably utilize Spanish at the B1 level. Special language practice courses, exclusively taught by native speakers, are available to support your progress.
For students with a higher entry level, an orientation test is available at the semester’s outset. Upon completion, you will receive recommendations for suitable courses to match your proficiency level. This ensures a tailored learning experience at Hessen International University.
Sociology (Master)
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The master’s program in sociology at Hessen International University aims to provide a comprehensive and solid level of qualification. The curriculum blends theoretical analyses with intensive methodological training, applied to specific subjects. This could involve discussing feminist publications, exploring artificial intelligence issues, or contemplating innovative forms of communal and sustainable living to address social crises and global challenges.
Differing from the prevailing trend of specialization in academic education, Hessen International University offers an opportunity to attain a general master’s degree in sociology. This choice is rooted in the diverse employment opportunities available to sociologists, prompting the department to emphasize the broad professionalization of sociological diagnostic skills. Graduates with robust training in sociology can pursue leadership roles in public relations, market research, political organizations, and international bodies. Furthermore, advanced academic studies enable graduates to contribute to research and academia.
The program features small, closely supervised groups and is structured around five modules that grant students flexibility to focus on their own interests and independent study. The culmination of the program in the fourth semester is a master’s thesis. This thesis demonstrates graduates’ ability to explore and address sociological inquiries using diverse approaches and viewpoints, integrating practical and empirical findings.
Sociology (Combined Bachelor)
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Whether it pertains to family dynamics, youth culture, the economy, the labor landscape, urban or rural life, communication norms, or attitudes towards religion, societal facets are in constant flux. Sociology probes into the origins of social transformation and dissects prevailing social patterns.
Individuals intrigued by the evolution of societies and fascinated by communal dynamics possess a solid foundation for pursuing sociology studies. Prospective sociologists should embrace abstract thinking and welcome the intricate nature of society as an invigorating challenge.
The Bachelor’s program in Sociology at Hessen International University equips students with theoretical and methodological tools to examine and research societal constructs. Unlike some disciplines, this program doesn’t solely prepare students for a specific occupation. Rather, it hones a range of competencies applicable across diverse sectors. While other institutions may adopt a rigid academic structure, Hessen International University offers room for self-directed learning, enabling students to shape their educational priorities, delve into select content areas, and concentrate on a concise set of assessments. The six-semester Bachelor’s program is divided into three study phases, incorporating a minor subject, an internship, an optional international experience, and the acquisition of comprehensive key competencies.
Social Law and Social Economy (Master)
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The German social welfare system undergoes continuous evolution, impacting social economy businesses, welfare associations, and benefit providers. The Master of Social Law and Social Economy (LL.M.) offers specialists in social law a forward-looking and diverse career path.
This program enhances legal, social, and economic expertise, empowering graduates to analyze and shape complex legal scenarios. Professors from academia and practice, including judges from the Federal Social Court (BSG), provide essential skills. The Master’s program is a collaboration between Hessen International University and the University of Applied Sciences Fulda. Students benefit from cross-university teaching and lectures from the joint research association for social law and social policy (FoSS).
This three-semester program has no admission restrictions. Prerequisites encompass a bachelor’s degree in social law, social work, business law, or an equivalent qualification with at least a “good” (2.5) grade. Alternatively, a satisfactory grade in the first or second state law examination permits enrollment.
Graduates attain a law degree that unlocks diverse career avenues. They can analyze network dynamics among various social service stakeholders, mediate conflicts, and foster collaboration. This equips them to work as (senior) personnel in welfare organizations, social economy enterprises, social insurance agencies, or as research project managers in the public sector.
Social pedagogy in education, further education and training (Master)
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Social Work (Master) – new: Diversity – Research – Social Work
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Social Work (Bachelor, NC program)
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Sachunterricht (teaching subject)
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