Enrollment

Automation and Mechatronics (Bachelor’s/Diplom)
In the fifth semester, you have the opportunity to take a language course as part of the module <INTERDISCIPLINARY Competencies> 275950. Registration is expected to take place in the fourth semester.

Electrical power systems (Bachelor’s/Diplom)
In the fifth semester, you have the opportunity to take a language course as part of the module <INTERDISCIPLINARY Skills> 275950. Registration is expected to take place in the fourth semester.

Computer Science (Bachelor’s/Master’s)
In the second and third semesters, you must take the modules <ENGLISH for Computer Scientists I and II> 127600 and 127650. (You will be informed of the registration date.)

Mechatronics (Master’s)
As part of the module <BUSINESS Management / Languages> 103900, you must take <BUSINESS English>. (You will be informed of the registration date.)

Economics and Computer Science (Bachelor)
In the first and third semesters, you must take the modules <ENGLISH for Computer Scientists I and II> 127600 and 127650. (You will be informed of the registration date.)

Culture and Management (Bachelor)
In the first semester, you must take a language course as part of the <FOREIGN Language Skills> module 271400. The following courses are offered: Spanish (A1), Italian (A1), Polish (A1), French (A1/2), Russian (A1), Czech (A1), or German as a Foreign Language B2/C1.
Registration for Spanish A1
Registration for Italian A1
Registration for Polish A1
Registration for Czech A1
Registration for Russian A1 (not offered in the Winter Semester 21/22)
Registration for French A1/A2
Registration for German as a Foreign Language B2/C1
In the second semester, you also have the option to continue taking the selected language course (Foreign Language Competencies 263950)
You also have the option of taking the <Business English B2> language course as an elective in the first semester, provided there is space available in the course. Please check the WGb21 course schedule for class times and contact the instructor listed there.

Culture and Management (Master’s)
You have the option to take a language course as part of the <FOREIGN Language Competencies> 263950 module, provided there is space available in the course of your choice. The following courses are offered: English (C1), Spanish (A1 and A2), Italian (A1 and A2), Polish (A1 and A2), French (A1/2), Russian (A1), Czech (A1), or German as a Foreign Language (B2/C1).
Please check the WKm21 course schedule for class times and contact the instructor listed there.

Health care management (Bachelor’s)
In the first semester, you must enroll in the module <BUSINESS English for Health Care Management> 272150.
You may also take a language course in the third semester as part of the module <INTERDISCIPLINARY Skills> 261800. Registration for this will take place later.

Health care management (Master’s)
No language training is required for this program.

Tourism Management (Bachelor)
You must take a language course in the first semester. The following courses are offered: Spanish (A1), Polish (A1), or Italian (A1).
Registration for Spanish A1 Group 1
Registration for Polish A1
Registration for Italian A1

In the second semester, you may also optionally enroll in a language module—either Spanish (A2), Italian (A2), Polish (A2), or Business English (B2). Registration takes place during the winter semester.

In the third semester, you must take the language module <English for Tourism Management> 226900. Registration for this module takes place prior to the start of the course.

In the fifth semester, you may optionally take the language module <Advanced English C1> 201300. Registration for this module takes place prior to the start of the course.

International Tourism Management (Master’s)
In the first semester, you may optionally take the language module <ADVANCED English C1> 201300.
Registration for English C1

Specialist translation (economics) German / Polish' (Master’s)
The Language Center does not offer any additional language modules for your degree program.

International Business Communication (Bachelor)
In the second semester, you have the option to take a language course as part of the <INTERDISCIPLINARY Skills> module 261800. Registration takes place prior to the start of the course.

In the sixth semester, all M students have the opportunity to take a language within the module <interdisciplinary skills> 261800. Enrolment takes place in advance of the course.

Applied Natural Sciences (Bachelor)
In the first semester, you must take the language module <ENGLISH for the Natural Sciences> 213500.

Molecular Biotechnology (Bachelor)
In the first semester, you must take the language module <ENGLISH for the Natural Sciences> 213500.

Ecology and Environmental Protection (Bachelor)
In the first semester, you must take the language module <ENGLISH for the Natural Sciences_Advanced Course> 213500 or <ENGLISH for the Natural Sciences_Beginner Course> 229250. A placement test will determine which course you will take. You will be informed of the results during the first week of the semester.

Biotechnology and Applied Ecology (Master’s)
No language training is provided for this program.

Integrated Management / Integrated Management Systems (Master’s)
No language training is provided for this degree program.

Pharmaceutical Biotechnology (Master’s)
No language training is provided for this program.

Special Needs Education/Inclusion Studies (Bachelor)
You have the option to take a language course, provided there is space available in the course of your choice. The following courses are offered: English (B2 or C1), Spanish (A1), Polish (A1), French (A1), Czech (A1), or German as a foreign language. Please check the SWb21 course schedule for class times and contact the instructor listed there.

Childhood Education (Bachelor)
In the third semester, you must take the Polish (A1) language course as part of the module <CHILDHOOD education design> 245200.
Registration for Polish A1

Communication psychology (Bachelor)
In the first semester, you must take a language course as part of the module <AWG and Languages> 209700. The following courses are offered: English (B2 or C1), Spanish (A1), Italian (A1), Polish (A1), French (A1/2), Czech (A1), or German as a Foreign Language.
Registration for English B2
Registration for English C1
Registration for Spanish A1
Registration for Italian A1
Registration for Polish A1
Registration for Czech A1
Registration for French A1/A2

Social Work (Bachelor)
In the first semester, you must take a language course as part of the module <CULTURES and Interculturality> 238150. The following courses are offered: English (B2 or C1), Spanish (A1), Italian (A1), Polish (A1), French (A1/2), Czech (A1), or German as a Foreign Language.
Registration for English B2
Registration for English C1
Registration for Spanish A1 Group 1
(Mondays 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. and Tuesdays 8:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.)
Registration for Spanish A1 Group 2
(Mondays 8:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. and Thursdays 8:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.)
Registration for Italian A1
Registration for Polish A1
Registration for Czech A1
Registration for French A1/A2

Management of Social Change (Master’s)
No language training is required for this program.

Social Gerontology (Master’s)
No language training is provided for this program.

Business Administration (Bachelor’s)
In the fourth semester, you must enroll in the language module <BUSINESS English> 138200.
Registration for this takes place prior to the start of the course.
You may also take a language course in the third semester as part of the <Interdisciplinary Skills> module 265400. Registration for this takes place prior to the start of the course.

Industrial Engineering (Diplom)
In the third semester, you can take a language course as part of the <INTERDISCIPLINARY Skills> module 265400. Registration takes place prior to the course.

Housing and Real Estate Management (Diplom)
In the sixth semester, you must take the language module <BUSINESS English B1> 136450. Registration takes place prior to the start of the course.

International Management (Master’s)
No language training is required for this program.