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Bachelor's in English Philology (with Teaching Option)

Bachelor's degree program English Philology (with Teaching Option) - Subject and core areas

The BA program English Philology focuses on the language, literature and cultures of the Anglophone world (outside North America).

The programme consists of practical language courses and disciplinary courses. The latter cover the four core areas of Linguistics, Literary Studies, Medieval Studies and Cultural Studies. Further information on the areas and a list of the staff can be found via the respective links. If you are studying with teaching option, you will additionally complete subject-specific didactic components for the teaching subject English. Information on these didactic components can be found in the checklists as well as in the study and examination regulations for the Teacher‑Education component/Lehramtsbezogene Berufswissenschaft  (see below).

Program Structure and Module Overview (Summaries and Checklists)

The following summaries and checklists provide an overview of the modules included in our bachelor's degree program. These lists may assist in organizing your studies; however, they do not replace a careful reading of the study and examination regulations. In both the Teacher‑Education component (Lehramtsbezogene Berufswissenschaft, LBW) and the Bachelor’s program in Primary Education, students are required to enrol in the module “Fundamentals of English Didactics” within the English Didactics curriculum. Please refer to the study and examination regulations applicable to your program for a detailed description of this module as listed below.

Overview of the BA program structure English Philology Checklist 90 LP Checklist 60 LP Checklist LBW Checklist BA in Primary Education

Study and Examination regulations for the bachelor' degree studies

study and examination regulations for students starting their bachelor's degree studies as of winter semester 2023/24

study and examination regulations for students starting their bachelor's degree studies as of winter semester 2015/16

Subject-Specific Professional Science for Integrated Secondary Schools and Grammar Schools

Starting Winter Semester 2020/21:

Teaching-Specific Professional Science for Primary Schools

Starting Winter Semester 2020/21:

Study and Examination Regulations - Bachelor's Program in Primary Education 

Starting Winter Semester 2023/24:

Information and Contact Points of the Faculty of Philosophy and Humanities

General information on the Bachelor's programme at the faculty (overview of degree programmes, examination deadlines, FAQs, and more) Responsible Student Office for the Subject Area (organisation of studies, course registration, timetable conflict resolution, etc.) Responsible Examination Office for the Subject Area and Language Practice (grades in Campus Management, registration for the final thesis, forms, transcripts, etc.)

Information and Contacts for the Teacher-Education Components 

Student Office of the Dahlem School of Education (DSE) (organisation of studies, course registration, timetable conflict resolution, etc.) Examination Office for Teacher-Education Subject-Specific Studies (Lehramtsbezogene Berufswissenschaft, LBW) (grades in Campus Management, registration for the final thesis, forms, transcripts, etc.) Examination Office for the Bachelor’s Program in Primary Education (grades in Campus Management, registration for the final thesis, forms, transcripts, etc.)

Additional Information and Support for Organising Studies in the Bachelor's Program with Teaching Option 

Information on Teacher-Education Subject-Specific Studies (LBW) Information on the Bachelor’s Programme in Primary Education

Downloads

Declaration of Independence (Term Paper) Declaration of Independence (Term Paper) DSE Examination and/or Attendance Certificate DSE Evaluation Form DSE