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Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Courses offered at Studienkollegs in Germany

There are different type of courses offered at Studienkollegs depending upon your field of study and type of university. Generally you need to study and take exams on three subjects. Remember once you have attended a Studienkolleg for a particular field of study, you can't choose to study in a different field. In that event you have to redo the entire Studienkolleg studies again, which is sometimes not possible based on restrictions from the Visa administration office. Also note that German is compulsory for each type of course. 


Following is a list of the different courses and compatible Studienkollegs.


Courses offered specifically for Universities and Technical Universities
(Types of Universities in Germany)

M-Course: Obligatory for students wishing to study in Medical, Biological or Pharmaceutical degree program.
Subjects: German (compulsory), Biology and/or Chemistry (you can take both), Physics or Mathematics.
Participating Studienkollegs: STK FU Berlin, STK Uni Frankfurt, STK Uni Greifswald, STK Uni Halle, STK Uni Hamburg, STK Uni Hanover, STK Uni Heidelberg, STK Uni Kassel, STK Uni Cologne, STK Uni Leipzig, STK Uni Mainz, STK Mittelhessen, STK Uni Munich, STK Nordhausen, STK Uni Saarbrücken.

T-Course: For students who wish to study Mathematics, Science (except biology) or Engineering programs.
Subjects: German (compulsory), Mathematics (including computer science), Physics or Chemistry.
Participating Studienkollegs: STK TU Berlin, STK Bochum, STK Uni Darmstadt, STK Uni Frankfurt, STK TU Freiberg, STK Uni Greifswald, STK Uni Halle, STK Uni Hamburg, STK Uni Hanover, STK Uni Heidelberg, STK Uni Karlsruhe, STK Uni Kassel, STK Uni Cologne, STK Uni Leipzig, STK Uni Mainz, STK Mettingen, STK Mittelhessen, STK Uni Munich, STK Uni Münster, STK Nordhausen, STK Uni Saarbrücken, STK HS Wismar.

W-Course: For students who want to study Economics, Business Studies or Social Science oriented programs.
Subjects: German (compulsory), Mathematics, Economics, Business Administration.
Participating Studienkollegs: STK FU Berlin, STK Uni Frankfurt, STK TU Freiberg, STK Uni Halle, STK Uni Hamburg, STK Uni Hanover, STK Uni Heidelberg, STK Uni Kassel, STK Uni Cologne, STK Uni Leipzig, STK Uni Mainz, STK Mittelhessen, STK Mettingen, STK Uni Munich, STK Nordhausen.

G-Course: Obligatory for students who want to study Arts and Humanities, Sociology, Culture or German Studies.
Subjects: German (compulsory), German/English literature, Social Studies/Geography.
Participating Studienkollegs: STK FU Berlin, STK Uni Darmstadt, STK Uni Frankfurt, STK Uni Greifswald, STK Uni Halle, STK Uni Hamburg, STK Uni Heidelberg, STK Uni Cologne, STK Uni Leipzig, STK Uni Mainz, STK Mittelhessen, STK Uni Munich, STK Nordhausen.

S-Course: Required for students who wants to study languages (other than German)  in Germany.
Subjects: German (compulsory), Second Foreign Language (other than German), History or Social Studies, Geography or German Literature. Some Studienkollegs may combine S-Course with G-Course.
Participating Studienkollegs: STK FU Berlin, STK Uni Halle, STK Uni Heidelberg, STK Uni Cologne, STK Uni Leipzig (together with G-Course), STK Mettingen, STK Uni Mainz.


Courses offered specifically for Universities of Applied Science (Fachhochschulen)
(Types of Universities in Germany)

TI-Course: Preparation for technical and engineering study programmes at a University of Applied Science
Subjects: German, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Technical drawing/CAD or Computer Science.
Participating Studienkollegs: Studienkollegs at all Universities of Applied Science. 

WW-Course: For students who want to join economics or business oriented program.
Subjects: German, Mathematics, Economics and Business Administration, Information Technology and Computer Science, English.
Participating Studienkollges: Studienkollegs at all Universities of Applied Science.

GD-Course: Students who want to study Design and Creative Arts.
Subjects: German, Mathematics, Design, Physics, Computer Aided Design (CAD).
Participating Studienkolleg: Only the Studienkolleg at FH Cologne offers this course.

SW-Course: For students who want are interested in Social Science oriented programs at universities of applied science in Germany.
Subjects: German, Mathematics, Education, Psychology, Sociology, Legal Studies, Information Technology and Computer Science, English.
Participating Studienkollegs: STK Cologne, STK Coburg, STK Koethen.

Source: www.fh-dortmund.de, www.uni-luebeck.de, www.uni-koeln.de/studienkolleg, www.studienkolleg.de, www.daad.de

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