Specialist Bachelor
The University offers 6 different bachelor profiles. On these pages we introduce you to the single-subject Bachelor and the two-subject Bachelor. Both types of bachelor programs usually take 6 semesters, have a general occupational orientation and are referred by to as "specialist" (German: non-teaching ) Bachelor profiles. Law is an exception and is the only study program at the University of Bremen that ends with the First Law Examination and lasts 10 semesters. In addition, certain bachelor degree programs can be studied in the frame of teacher education. Detailed information can be found on the teacher training homepage.
Contact
Central Student Advisory Service
Advise without appointment:
Mon, Thu 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Advise with appointment:
Tue 2 to 4 p.m.: Zoom or face-to-face
Additional appointments
Visiting address:
VWG Building (Central Administration)
Brief information by phone:
Wed, Thu, Fri 3 to 5 p.m.
Thu cancelled from April
+49 (0)421 218-61160
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Single-subject Bachelor
A single-subject bachelor’s program focuses on one specific area. The normal timeframe is usually 6 semesters, although some courses require 7 or 8 semesters to complete.
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Two-subject Bachelor
In a two-subject bachelor’s program, students study a profile subject together with a complementary subject. The emphasis is on components of the profile subject, which must be combined with a complementary subject.
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