If Slavic Studies is your first subject and Oldenburg is your home university, you can take the following second subjects at the University of Bremen:

• French (Bachelor’s, Master of Education: secondary school teaching, early years education)
• Spanish (Bachelor’s, Master of Education: secondary school teaching, early years education)

The structure of the Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes is generally based on the requirements of the University of Oldenburg. This means that, at Bachelor’s level, you will study 60 credit points of subject-specific modules per subject (+45 credit pointsin the professionalisation areafor teacher training, including internships, +15 credit points for the Bachelor’s thesis module). At Master’s level, you will study 30 credit points of subject-specific modules per subject (+18 credit points in educational sciences, +15 credit points in training modules, +27 credit points for the Master’s thesis module).

Further details on the Slavonic Studies programme leading to a teaching qualification can also be found in the University of Oldenburg’s subject-specific appendix to the BA examination regulations.

Registration and organisation of teaching placements for both the BA and the MEd programmes are handled by the Centre for Teaching and Learning (DIZ) at the University of Oldenburg. You can also find further information here on the joint degree programme with the University of Oldenburg

For the school subject Russian, you must also provide evidence of a stay abroad of at least 3 months (or equivalent alternative arrangements) by the end of your Master’s programme. If your second subject is also a modern foreign language, this requirement applies to only one of the two subjects.

For further practical information regarding the co-operation degree programme, the Bremen-Oldenburg Co-operation Degree Programme Student Body will certainly be happy to assist you.

If Bremen is your home university, your studies of Russian as a subject will be organised slightly differently from the programme for students at the University of Oldenburg.

On the Bachelor’s programme, you will study a total of 72 credit points in the Russian subject. On the Master’s programme , you will take a total of 24 credit points in the Russian subject at the University of Oldenburg. Specifically, this comprises the following modules:

For the BA:

• 4 Russian language practice modules (language level depending on the result of the placement test, 6 CP each) = 24 CP in total
• 2 core modules (sla071 Introduction to Slavic Studies I: Spaces, Contexts, Themes (9 CP); sla081 Introduction to Slavic Studies II: Concepts, Techniques, Perspectives (9 CP)) = total 18 CP
• 4 advanced modules (sla270 Slavic Languages and Literatures. Historical and Systematic Foundations (3 CP), sla271 Project Module (3 CP), sla280 Language: Structures, Functions, Contexts (6 CP); sla290 Literature: Text, Context, Institutions (6 CP)) = total 18 CP
• ! The specialisation module sla 531 (comprising either linguistics or literary studies courses, plus a course accompanying a work placement in Oldenburg and so-called practice-oriented elements (POE) in accordance with the Bremen regulations) = 12 CP

Further details can also be found in the Oldenburg subject-specific appendix to the BA examination regulations.

For the MEd:

• 1 module in Specialised Subject Studies & Subject Didactics: Russian (sla771) (comprising either linguistics or literary studies courses complementary to those chosen in the specialisation module, plus a course accompanying the teaching placement and a school teaching placement in accordance with the Bremen regulations) = 12 CP
• 1 module in Russian Language Practice & Language Didactics (sla781) (2 language practice courses: Russian 9 and Russian 10, including integrated language didactics support) = 12 CP

Further details can also be found in Oldenburg’s Subject-Specific Appendix 17 for the subject Russian in the MEd examination regulations.

Registration and organisation of school placements for both the BA and the MEd programmes are handled by the Centre for Teacher Training (ZfLb) in Bremen! However, you will undertake the respective placement-accompanying modules for the subject Russian in Oldenburg.

For the subject of Russian, you must also provide evidence of a stay abroad of at least 4 months (or equivalent alternative arrangements) by the end of your Master’s programme. If your second subject is also a modern foreign language, this requirement applies to only one of the two subjects (in this case, other conditions may apply in accordance with the Bremen regulations – please check with your department in Bremen for further details).

For further practical information regarding the joint degree programme, the Bremen-Oldenburg Co-operation Student Body will certainly be happy to assist you.

If Bremen is your home university, your studies in the subject of Russian are organised slightly differently to the variant for Oldenburg students.

You will study a total of 72 CP in the subject of Russian in the Bachelor's programme. In the Master's programme, you will take a total of 24 CP in the subject of Russian at the University of Oldenburg. This includes the following modules:

For the BA:

• 3 practical Russian language modules (language level depending on the result of the placement test) = 18 CP in total
• 3 basic modules (sla051 Introduction to Slavic Linguistics, sla061 Introduction to Slavic Literary Studies, sla090 Regional Studies and Language Acquisition) = 24 CP in total
• 2 advanced modules (1 each in linguistics (sla230 or sla240) and literature (sla250 or sla260)) = 18 CP in total
• ! The specialisation module sla 531 (with either linguistics or literature courses, + an internship course in Oldenburg and so-called practice-oriented elements (POE) according to Bremen regulations) = 12 CPs

Details can also be found in the Oldenburg subject-specific appendix to the BA examination regulations.

For the MEd:

• 1 module Specialised Studies & Didactics of Russian (sla771) (with either linguistics or literary studies courses complementary to those chosen in the specialisation module, + an accompanying internship course and a school internship according to Bremen regulations) = 12 KP
• 1 module Language Practice & Language Didactics Russian (sla781) (2 language practice courses: Russian 9 and Russian 10 incl. integrated language didactic support) = 12 CPs

Details can also be found in the Oldenburg subject-specific Annex 17 for Russian as a teaching subject to the MEd examination regulations.

The registration and organisation of the school internships in both the BA and MEd is carried out via the Centre for Teacher Training (ZfLb) Bremen! However, you will attend the respective practical training courses for the subject Russian in Oldenburg.

For the school subject Russian, you must also provide proof of a stay abroad of at least 4 months (or equivalent) by the end of the Master's programme. If your second subject is also a modern foreign language, this only applies to one of the two subjects (other conditions according to the Bremen regulations may also apply here - please check with your subject in Bremen).

The Bremen-Oldenburg co-operation student body will also be happy to provide you with further practical information about the co-operation degree programme.