Description
The Pre- Study Course consists of two components:
1) German language – language acquisition with exam DaF Test
2) Foundation Programme including final exam
Course A
For participants with little or no prior knowledge of the German language
|
1st stage |
Linguistic training:
|
January – July |
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2nd stage |
Linguistic training:
Foundation Programme comprising the following main areas:
Exam: Final exam of the Foundation programme |
end of August-April |
|
3rd stage |
Linguistic training:
In June
|
May – June |
During the second stage the Foundation Programme is offered with two different main focuses:
• Course type E - Economics*
for participants who have chosen a degree in the department of Economics.
| Module: | - Economics | |
| - Mathematics |
• Course type T - Technology*
for participants who have chosen a degree in the department of Engineering.
| Module: | - Mathematics | |
| - Chemistry/Physics |
| Duration and structure of programme: |
The Pre-Study Course A takes 3 semesters (one and a half years). |
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Course B
For participants with prior knowledge of the German language – at least Level B1 (CEFR)
|
1st stage |
Linguistic training:
Foundation Programme comprising the following main areas:
Exam: Final exam of the Foundation programme |
end of August-April |
|
2nd stage |
Linguistic training:
In June
|
May – June |
During the first stage the Foundation programme is offered with two different main focuses:
• Course type E - Economics*
for participants who have chosen a degree in the department of Economics.
| Module: | - Economics | |
| - Mathematics |
• Course type T - Technology*
for participants who have chosen a degree in the department of Engineering.
| Module: | - Mathematics | |
| - Chemistry/Physics |
| Duration and structure of programme: |
The Pre-Study Course B takes 2 semesters (one year). |
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Tests/exams
Tests and exams indicate the progress that the participant is making and inform of his current performance.
At
the end of each course and/or semester a test or exam is held, passing
this test or exam is a requirement for admission to the next level.
In
order to be admitted to semester 2 and 3 (Course A), or to semester 2
respectively (Course B), of the Pre-Study Course at least a pass in all
subjects of the preceding semester is required.
Student status
At the beginning of the Pre-Study- Course at the Hochschule Bremen you will be matriculated as a student of the Pre-Study- Course. You will receive the semester ticket entitling you to various student concessions.
Selection of a degree course
Information concerning the selection of a degree course can be found under:
http://www.hs-bremen.de/internet/en/studium/stg/
where all available degree courses including descriptions and requirements are listed. Please select your degree course in the departments of Economics or Engineering.
Depending on the chosen degree course, additional requirements may have to be met (e.g. internships/additional foreign language skills). Therefore, please make an inquiry concerning your preferred degree course at the Hochschule Bremen early on – if possible two years prior to entry.
The Hochschule Bremen –
an international university in Europe
8500 students, more than 60 degree courses, five faculties, three campuses – these are the basic facts about the Hochschule Bremen.
The Hochschule Bremen is a renowned state institution with many years of experience and a wide variety of cooperative agreements with other universities and partner organisations all over the world. Its tradition goes back to the 18th century. The Bremen School of Nautical Navigation was founded in 1799, and currently constitutes the department of Nautical Science at the Hochschule Bremen.
The international outlook of the programmes, which comes to the fore especially in the “International Degree Courses”, has become a hallmark of the Hochschule Bremen.The extraordinary integration of regional tradition with international activities has decisively shaped its profile. As a result many model degree courses are funded by the Federal Government, the European Union, and industry.
The Hochschule Bremen consists of five faculties
- the Faculty of Economics
- the Faculty of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Environmental Sciences
- the Faculty of Social Sciences
- the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- the Faculty of Nature and Technology
A wide range of modern, future- and practice-oriented Bachelor degree courses in the fields of Economics and Engineering prepares the students thoroughly for the challenges of a future professional career. Generally, the duration of the degree courses is four years. As part of most degree courses a mandatory stay abroad for one or two semesters is required. Further information about the Hochschule Bremen and the degree courses at the Hochschule Bremen can be found at:
www.hs-bremen.de
Bremen
The Free Hanseatic City of Bremen is the vibrant heart of North-Western Germany and the smallest federal state in Germany with a population of 663,000. As a city looking back on a thousand-year history, it is proud of its freedom and independence. Nowadays, Bremen is an attractive university town with more than 30,500 students from all over the world. They appreciate the unique blend of Hanseatic tradition and modern development as well as the friendly and familiar atmosphere. And, by the way, one more invaluable advantage: in Bremen the German language is spoken in its purest form. More than one good reason for studying in Bremen - discover Bremen – welcome!
- Programme is subject to change. -
