PFH Private University of Applied Sciences
Göttingen, Germany
INR 1,004,331 - 1,606,930Tuition
11Courses
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per year, 1 courses
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1
Campus at Heidelberg University of Education
Whether you are starting your studies at the Heidelberg University of Education or would like to further your education - we offer research-based, practical degree programmes in teaching and other educational science subjects. Unique additional programmes ranging from sustainability and democracy education to sign language enrich your studies. Personalised, inclusive and future-oriented.
Our teaching is based on current research and many years of practical experience. Dedicated teaching staff support you personally and at eye level - innovatively, inclusively and practically. In this way, we create spaces for individual development, critical thinking and genuine cooperation that will optimally prepare you for your socially relevant educational tasks as a teacher.
Our research at Heidelberg University of Education combines disciplines, stakeholders and perspectives - in a participatory and socially relevant way. In areas such as inclusion, sustainability and STEM, we develop new approaches to education, teaching and specialised didactics for a changing world. In dialogue with science, politics and practice, impulses are created at our university that shape the present and the future.
We bring research and practice together - in dialogue with schools, local authorities, politicians and companies. Together, we shape educational processes and social development. With a wide range of co-operations, further education and training courses and projects, we create impulses that have an impact.
Sustainability plays a central role for us in research, teaching, campus life and administration. Together, we are shaping a responsible future.
A strong society needs responsible and informed citizens. We therefore promote critical thinking and active participation.
An open society thrives on respect and equal rights for all people. We break down barriers and promote diverse opportunities in education and research.
STEM skills are crucial for innovation and progress. We get young people excited about science and technology.
Our teaching is based on current research and many years of practical experience. Dedicated teaching staff support you personally and at eye level - innovatively, inclusively and practically. In this way, we create spaces for individual development, critical thinking and genuine cooperation that will optimally prepare you for your socially relevant educational tasks as a teacher.
Our research at Heidelberg University of Education combines disciplines, stakeholders and perspectives - in a participatory and socially relevant way. In areas such as inclusion, sustainability and STEM, we develop new approaches to education, teaching and specialised didactics for a changing world. In dialogue with science, politics and practice, impulses are created at our university that shape the present and the future.
We bring research and practice together - in dialogue with schools, local authorities, politicians and companies. Together, we shape educational processes and social development. With a wide range of co-operations, further education and training courses and projects, we create impulses that have an impact.
Sustainability plays a central role for us in research, teaching, campus life and administration. Together, we are shaping a responsible future.
A strong society needs responsible and informed citizens. We therefore promote critical thinking and active participation.
An open society thrives on respect and equal rights for all people. We break down barriers and promote diverse opportunities in education and research.
STEM skills are crucial for innovation and progress. We get young people excited about science and technology.
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