How is the teacher training program structured? Which subjects can I choose? How does the study of the second subject and educational sciences work? How does lateral entry into the music teaching profession work? You can find answers to all these questions on this page.
This degree program consists of a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Education. The second subject is studied at the University of Cologne.
Information for first semester students
The University of Cologne's First Semester Navi contains all the information you need about starting your second teaching subject and the educational sciences.
This degree program allows students to switch from a Bachelor of Music to a teaching degree and leads to a degree in music as the only teaching subject. It will start in the winter semester 2022/23. Further information on the special requirements can be found below.
Information for first semester students
The University of Cologne's First Semester Navi contains all the information you need about starting your second teaching subject and educational sciences.
The teacher training programs feature a broad spectrum of subjects, combining artistic instruction on various instruments and in singing individually and in groups, music theory, and musicology and music pedagogy. Due to the size of the Cologne University of Music and Dance and its stylistically diverse orientation, students are free to explore music of a wide variety of genres in theory and practice. The current range of subjects can be found in the study regulations and in the course catalog.
Both the Bachelor's and Master's programs are offered in cooperation with the University of Cologne, where the second subject is taken. Since the winter semester 2020/21, music can also be studied as a third subject (extension subject). From the winter semester 2022/23, a Master of Education can also be obtained after a Bachelor of Music.
All instruments taught at the university with a focus on classical or jazz/pop, Bağlama, song composition/improvisation/score playing, vocal and instrumental ensemble conducting (classical or jazz/pop), instrumental or electronic composition, songwriting.
Further information can be found in the aptitude test regulations. Please also see the range of subjects on offer with details of the relevant contact persons (see Downloads).
Do you have questions or need support? Then please contact Prof. Dr. Christine Stöger or the teaching office. You can find the office hours on this page.