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--- en:faq [2023/03/21 11:11] – Reinhard Zöllner
+++ en:faq [2023/03/21 11:17] (aktuell) – Reinhard Zöllner
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 </panel>
-<nodisp>
+==== Languages ====
+<alert type="success">Information on language requirements and language acquisition during studies</alert>
+<panel title="In which languages are classes held?">
+In principle, in the language commonly used at the respective university: in Bonn in German, in Tsukuba in Japanese, in Seoul in Korean. The joint research seminars of the core curriculum, however, are held in all three languages, because lecturers from all universities are involved. For your stays abroad, it will be ensured that you can also attend English-language courses if you do not yet have a sufficient command of the local language.
+</panel>
+<panel title="Do you have an advantage in the application process if you have already learned Japanese and Korean both?">
+No, this does not play a role in the selection of applicants. For the study itself, it is certainly an advantage, but in no case a must.
+</panel>
+<panel title="Do I need to know Japanese and Korean both to apply for TEACH?">
+No. It is sufficient if you have learned one of the two languages so far. You will then learn the other in the TEACH curriculum.
+</panel>
+<panel title="How do I demonstrate 60 credit hours of language practice in Japanese or Korean?">
+The requirement for language practice (60 credit points) is primarily aimed at students from Bonn, Germany, who are able to come up with the required 60 LP in the Bachelor's program in Asian Studies. Due to different calculation methods and curricula, this is not possible in some cases for students from other universities. However, there are ways to compensate for this. For example, courses outside of language courses held in the required language, longer stays, internships, or language courses in the target country may be recognized under certain circumstances. For this purpose, please submit suitable evidence, e.g. a transcript of records from the Japanese or Korean university or a certificate of participation, with your application.
+</panel>
 ==== DAAD Scholarship ====
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 </panel>
-</nodisp>
-==== Languages ====
-<alert type="success">Information on language requirements and language acquisition during studies</alert>
-<panel title="In which languages are classes held?">
-In principle, in the language commonly used at the respective university: in Bonn in German, in Tsukuba in Japanese, in Seoul in Korean. The joint research seminars of the core curriculum, however, are held in all three languages, because lecturers from all universities are involved. For your stays abroad, it will be ensured that you can also attend English-language courses if you do not yet have a sufficient command of the local language.
-</panel>
-<panel title="Do you have an advantage in the application process if you have already learned Japanese and Korean both?">
-No, this does not play a role in the selection of applicants. For the study itself, it is certainly an advantage, but in no case a must.
-</panel>
-<panel title="Do I need to know Japanese and Korean both to apply for TEACH?">
-No. It is sufficient if you have learned one of the two languages so far. You will then learn the other in the TEACH curriculum.
-</panel>
-<panel title="How do I demonstrate 60 credit hours of language practice in Japanese or Korean?">
-The requirement for language practice (60 credit points) is primarily aimed at students from Bonn, Germany, who are able to come up with the required 60 LP in the Bachelor's program in Asian Studies. Due to different calculation methods and curricula, this is not possible in some cases for students from other universities. However, there are ways to compensate for this. For example, courses outside of language courses held in the required language, longer stays, internships, or language courses in the target country may be recognized under certain circumstances. For this purpose, please submit suitable evidence, e.g. a transcript of records from the Japanese or Korean university or a certificate of participation, with your application.
-</panel>
 </accordion>