Lehramt Gymnasium (Staatsexamen according to GymPO - Admission until WS14/15)

The important facts

Degree:	First State Examination
Duration of the Programme:	10 Semesters
Starting:	According to this examination regulation only possible until winter term 2014/15.
Admission Restriction:	none
Language of Instruction:	German
Subsidiary Subject / Minor:	In Tübingen the following subjects can be chosen in combination with mathematics for the Bachelor of Education Lehramt Gymnasium: Biology, Chemistry, Chinese, German, English, Protastant Theology, French, Geography, History, Greek, Computer Science, Italian, Islamic Religion, Catholic Theology, Latin, Natural Sciences and Technology (NwT), Philosophy/Ethics, Physics, Politics, Russian, Spanish, Sports and Economics. In cooperation with the Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste Stuttgart also the subject Fine Arts may be chosen. In cooperation with the Staatliche Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Stuttgart also the subject Music may be chosen.
Examination Regulations:	The examination regulations can be found in the column on the right.
Module Handbook:	The module handbook can be found in the download column on the right.
Study Plans:	A study plan can be found below.
Further information:	The study program can be studied also as an additional subject in the extent of a main or minor subject, see the specific appendix in the right column.

Short description of the study programme

The descripted study plan is for a teacher education with "main subject mathematics".

Every module ends with an exam. If the exam is passed, the grade contributes to the grade of the first state examinations. The displayed credit points are only awarded if the exam is passed.

Basic studies

Sem.	Module	Type	Vol.	Pl.	CP
1.	Analysis I Lineare Algebra I	V,Ü V,Ü	4+2 4+2	K K	9 9
2.	Analysis II Lineare Algebra II	V,Ü V,Ü	4+2 4+2	K K	9 9
3.	Numerik	V,Ü,P	4+2+2	K	12
4.	Stochastik	V,Ü	4+2	K	9
3.-4.	Proseminar Fachdidaktik I	PS V	2 2+2	V K	3 5
	Sum:				65

Abbreveations:

Sem.: Semester
Type: V=Lecture, Ü=Exercise, PS=Proseminar
Vol.: Volume (Extent) of the module in hours per week
Pl.: Examination: K=Exam, V=Presentation

Annotations:

The orientation examination is passed by a successful exam in one of the modules Lineare Algebra I, Lineare Algebra II, Analysis I or Analysis II. It has to be passed by the beginning of the 3rd semester, including potential repetitions by beginning of the 4th semester.
The intermediate examination is passed if the exams in three of the four courses Lineare Algebra I, Lineare Algebra II, Analysis I or Analysis II are passed. In addition a proseminar and the course Fachdidaktik I have to be attended successfully. The intermediate examination has to be passed until the end of the 4th semester, incluing potential repetitions until the end of the 6th semester.

Main studies

Sem.	Module	Type	Vol.	Pl.	CP
6th (or 8th)	Algebra	V,Ü	4+2	K	9
7th (or 9th)	Geometrie	V,Ü	2+2	K	6
8th (or 6th)	Funktionentheorie (Analysis IV)	V,Ü	2+1	K	6
6th-9th	Fachdidaktik II Chooseable Lecture Seminar	S V,Ü S	2 4+2 2	V,H K V	5 9 4
	Sum:				39

Abbreveations:

Type: S=Seminar, P=Programming Exercise
Pl.: H=paper

Annotations:

In the 5th semester there is a 13-week school internship. During the remaining time in the semester it is recommended to attend modules in educational sciences, in the ethic-philosophical basic studies or in the personal competencies section. They are offered in block form.
The 10th semester is mainly reserved for the preparation of the final exams and the writing of the thesis.
The order of the modules in the semesters 3 to 9 may be altered.

Besides there is the possibility to study math in the program "Erweiterungsfach Mathematik" (4 Semesters) or "Erweiterungsfach Mathematik als Beifach" (3 Semesters). Information for these programs can be found in the specific appendix of the study and examination regulations (see Download in the right column).

Closing remarks

The information on this web page is without warranty. Mandatory are the regulations in the study and examination regulations of the University of Tübingen.