ASH University of Applied Sciences – Pre-Study Programme for Refugees
A two semester pre-study programme to prepare refugees for regular studies at the ASH (including language classes including the exam ‘telc C1 Hochschule’, the first preparation classes and the internship)
Study Programmes – Bachelor Programmes (lectures in German)
• Social Work
• Early Childhood Education
• Healthcare and Nursing Management
• Physiotherapy/Occupational therapy
Consecutive Master Programmes (lectures in German)
• Management and Quality Development in the Health Sector, M.Sc.
• Practical Research in Social Work and Early Education, M.A.
• Public Health, M.Sc.
Further-Education Master Programmes (lectures in German, English and Spanish)
• Biographic and Creative Writing, M.A.
• Gestión de Conflictos Interculturales, M.A.
• Intercultural Conflict Management, M.A.
• Child Protection – Dialogic Quality Development in Infancy Assistance and Child Protection, M.A.
• Clinical Social Work, M.A.
• Sustainable Development and Early Childhood Pedagogy, M.A
• Social Work as a Human Rights Profession, M.A.
• Social Management, M.A.
Where do you have to go?
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Alice Salomon Hochschule Berlin
Alice-Salomon-Platz 5, 12627 Berlin
Tel.: (030) 992 450
E-mail
Studying advice service: E-mail
www.ash-berlin.eu
U-Bahn: U5 Hellersdorf
Consultation hours of the general studying advice service
Tuesday, Thursday 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
and with appointment
Helpline: Thursday 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Consultation hours of the ASH Refugee Office:
Tuesday, Thursday 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
and with appointment
What do you need to bring with you?
To study at a University of Applied Sciences you need a higher education entrance qualification, e.g. A-levels (‘Abitur’) or a vocational baccalaureate diploma. For those who are not having a higher education entrance qualification, you need to be professionally qualified. That means you need to proof that you had 2-year training in your job AND that you have worked at least 3 years in the job, you were trained for. If you have the professional qualification you can study a subject related to your job. The Refugee Office of the ASH University supports and informs all refuges. The topics are: education, language, legal questions, searching for housing, arrangement of housing and if needed connecting to further services.