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Chinesisch (Chinese)

Polyvalent dual major bachelor's degree programme - Major field (teacher education track)

Sinology at the University of Freiburg provides a comprehensive introduction to China’s past and present, combining advanced Chinese language proficiency with an in-depth understanding of its history, politics, and society. At Freiburg’s Institute of Sinology, students study Chinese as part of a dual-major Bachelor’s programme, combining it with a second major. They choose between a Secondary School Teaching (Gymnasium) track or an Individualised Studies track alongside disciplinary coursework in both majors. The Secondary School Teaching track prepares students for a Master of Education and teaching careers in Germany, though subject combinations and practicum placements may limit opportunities. The Individualised Studies track focuses on academic dual majors with career skills, preparing graduates for Master’s study or diverse careers in the public and private sectors, NGOs, media, museums, and cultural institutions.

Fast facts

Standard Period of Study

6 semesters required for the full degree programme

Scope of services

180 ECTS-Points for the full degree programme

Language of instruction

German

Language requirements

German C1

First semester

Programme start: Winter Semester

Admission: Without special prerequisites for admission (free admission)

Application period: 1 June – 8 October

Application: Application for this degree programme is only possible during the application period and is done online.
You can find more information about the application here.

Higher semesters

Programme start: Winter and Summer Semester

Admission: Without special prerequisites for admission (free admission)

Application period: Winter Semester: 1 June - 30 September
Summer Semester: 1 December - 31 March
The information sheet for students in higher semesters contains all the relevant information.

Faculty affiliation

University admission requirements for the first semester and for higher semesters may change up to the start of the application period.

Subject combinations

Statutes

Module handbook

Contact

Additional Infos