Faculty II
Faculty of Cultural and Social Sciences
The Faculty of Cultural and Social Sciences comprises seven departments: the Department of English Studies, the Department of Fine Arts, the Department of German Language and Literature, the Department of Music, the Department of Romance Studies, the Department of Political Science and History, and the Department of Theologies. The faculty is primarily responsible for designing the subject-specific and subject-didactic studies in the field of cultural and social sciences for all teacher training programmes.
The faculty offers teacher training courses in the following subjects: German, English, French, Protestant and Catholic theology/religious education, art, music, politics and history. Languages and the associated multilingual and multicultural content are particularly important in teacher training, in terms of both quantity and quality. The faculty therefore provides significant support for the European Teacher Training (EULA) and Integrated Study Programmes (ITS) profiles. Modules and module courses in the cultural and social sciences are also included in various other bachelor's and master's degree programmes at the university. A list of all degree programmes offered by this faculty can be found further down this website. The faculty has a total of 1,900 students.
The faculty's central facilities include the Language Centre, the Writing Centre and the Centre for Didactic Computer Game Research. Their services are available to the entire university community. The services offered by the Speech Training’ teaching unit are also available to students from other subjects or degree programmes not based at this faculty.
Contact Information
KG 2, Raum 201
Dean's Office of Faculty II
University of Education Freiburg
Kunzenweg 21
79117 Freiburg
Dean's Office Administration
Angela Brender
Phone: +49 (0)761 682-321
Fax: +49 (0)761 682-402
Email: brender(at)ph-freiburg.de
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Degree Programmes
Almost all degree programmes at the University of Education Freiburg feature subjects from the Faculty of Cultural and Social Sciences.
Teacher Training Degree Programmes
- Primary Level (BA and MA)
- Bilingual Education (EuLA) at Primary Level with English or French as the target language (BA and MA)
- German-French Teacher Training (ITS) at Primary Level (in cooperation with the Université de Haute-Alsace Mulhouse)
- Secondary Level 1 (BA and MA)
- Bilingual Education (EuLA) at Secondary Level 1 with English or French as the target language (BA and MA)
- German-French Teacher Training (ITS) at Secondary Level 1 (in cooperation with the Université Nice Sophia Antipolis)
- Secondary Level 2 (BA and MA; in cooperation with the University of Freiburg)
- German as a Second and Foreign Language (DaZ/DaF; also available as a binational master's degree in cooperation with the Universidad de Antioquia, Medellín, Colombia) (BA and MA)
- E-LINGO – Teaching English to Young Learners (MA)
Committees
- Carrapatoso, Astrid, Prof. Dr.
- Heyl, Thomas, Prof. Dr.
- Hinz, Felix, Prof. Dr.
- Hutz, Matthias, Prof. Dr.
- Kalkavan-Aydin, Zeynep, Prof. Dr.
- Kolb, Annika, Prof. Dr.
- Krafft, Andreas, Prof. Dr.
- Lück, Marina, Administration
- Lutze, Merit, Student
- Mentz, Olivier, Prof. Dr. (Chair)
- Müller, Jaron, Doctoral Student
- Neuser, Lara Sophie, Student
- Raith, Markus, Dr., Senior Academic Councillor
- Schmid, Silke, Prof. Dr.
- Steiner, Anne, Prof. Dr.
- Wiemer, Axel, Prof. Dr.
- Wulff, Nadja, Prof. Dr.
- Zähringer, Samuel, Student
- Hinz, Felix, Prof. Dr
- Hutz, Matthias, Prof. Dr. (Chair)
- Ourghi, Abdel-Hakim, Dr.
- Schmid, Martin Bruno, Research Staff
- Sepp, Andreas, Dr., Research Staff
- Wiemer, Axel, Prof. Dr.
- Zähringer, Samuel, Student
Departments
Department of German Language and Literature
The department attaches great importance to ensuring that its teaching content is up to date in terms of subject matter, university teaching methods and media. Theoretical and empirical research in all of the department's specialist and subject-specific teaching areas complement each other.
