Work placements during the interdisciplinary Bachelor’s degree

The examination regulations and placement regulations for the interdisciplinary Bachelor’s degree provide for two types of placements: a non-university placement (‘field placement’) and a school placement (ASP).

Depending on the specialisation chosen within the interdisciplinary Bachelor’s degree, different placements must be completed.

If a focus of study is chosen, one four-week non-university placement and one four-week general school placement must be completed.

If you choose a focus of study outside school, you must complete either two four-week or one eight-week non-university placement.

If you also take the career guidance focus of study as part of the Practical Orientation module, you must complete a further placement lasting at least six weeks.

You will find detailed information on the two types of placement, ASP and out-of-school placement, below: