Regensburg University of Education

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The Regensburg University of Education was a university for teacher training that was part of the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich and existed from 1958 to 1972.

history

After the end of the spiritual school supervision in the Bavarian Kingdom, the Weimar constitution of the German Reich of 1919 already provided for university education for elementary school teachers. Nevertheless, teacher training initially took place at seminars, known in Bavaria as teacher training institutes, and from 1954 to 1958 at four-semester "Institutes for Teacher Education", also known as "German Gymnasium".

Such an institute came to Regensburg in October 1957. It was housed in the building of the recently closed study and music seminar for the Alte Kapelle in Salzburgergasse 1. In June 1958, the state parliament and the state government passed the “Law on training for teaching at primary schools ”. This law provided for the existing institutes to be converted into independent institutions of the state universities and henceforth to be called the University of Education . The Regensburg Institute was organizationally assigned to the University of Munich with Augsburg and Munich-Pasing .

At the time, the college of education lasted six semesters and could only be attended with a general university entrance qualification. Until 1967 it was denominational, in Regensburg Roman Catholic, as agreed in Article 5 of the Bavarian Concordat of 1924. She did not have the right to award doctorates. In July 1970, the "Law amending the Teacher Education Act" stipulated that the universities of teacher education were to be dissolved by August 1972 or incorporated into the educational science departments of the state universities. In August 1972 we therefore integrated Pedagogical University of Regensburg University of Munich in the meantime, on 10 July 1962 by decision of the Bavarian Parliament , founded the University of Regensburg .

The PH should not be confused with the State Philosophical-Theological University of Regensburg , founded in 1923 , which was also incorporated into the University of Regensburg , which was newly opened in 1967. At this university, from 1947 to 1954/55, around 3000 students were trained annually in addition to regular priesthood students to relieve the universities of Munich, Würzburg and Erlangen.

literature

  • Max Liedtke: Handbook of the History of Bavarian Education, Volume IV, Klinkhardt Bad Heilbrunn 1997, ISBN 3-7815-0662-2 .

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Franz Otto Schmaderer: History of teacher training in Bavaria , in: Max Liedtke: Handbuch der Geschichte des Bayerischen Bildungswesens, Volume IV, Klinkhardt Bad Heilbrunn 1997, p. 428.
  2. ↑ Paul Mai (ed.): Collegiate Foundation of Our Lady of the Old Chapel in Regensburg 1002 - 2002 , catalog for the exhibition in the Episcopal Central Library in Regensburg, St. Petersweg 11 - 13, July 15 to October 11, 2002, p. 216.
  3. ^ Franz Otto Schmaderer: History of teacher training in Bavaria , 1997, p. 431.
  4. ^ Hans Jürgen Höller: A long history: The foundation of the University of Regensburg , in: University of Regensburg (ed.): Gelehrtes Regensburg, City of Science , book accompanying the exhibition of the University of Regensburg, 1995, p. 213.
  5. ^ Franz Otto Schmaderer: History of teacher training in Bavaria , 1997, p. 432.
  6. ↑ Hans Jürgen Höller: A long history: The foundation of the University of Regensburg , 1995, p. 212.