Courses
Faculty of Teacher Education
Bachelor Secondary School Teacher Training Programme (General Education) according to the curriculum 2015 (240 ECTS-Credits, 8 semesters)
Studies Induction and Orientation Stage (relevant course examinations)
605100
VO Survey of the History of Roman Literature I (VO / 2h / 3 ECTS-AP)
Gabriela Kompatscher-Gufler
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Compulsory Modules (100 ECTS-Credits)
Compulsory Module 7: History of Roman Literature (5 ECTS-Credits, 4 h)
Prerequisites for registration: none
Learning Outcome: The graduates of this module have a systematic overview of Roman literature and Basic knowledge of Roman culture and history. They know the main authors and their works and are able to relate them to their historical and cultural context. They have in particular studied the relationship of Greek writing with Roman literature. They have fundamental knowledge of the epochs of literary history, their characteristics and their aesthetic concepts. They are familiar with essential characteristics of literary genera and can locate texts within genre traditions. In this context, they have a basic awareness of reception processes and their roles in the origin of literary works.
605100
VO Survey of the History of Roman Literature I (VO / 2h / 3 ECTS-AP)
Gabriela Kompatscher-Gufler
Details of this course
Studies Induction and Orientation Stage (relevant course examinations)
605100
VO Survey of the History of Roman Literature I (VO / 2h / 3 ECTS-AP)
Gabriela Kompatscher-Gufler
Details of this course
Compulsory Modules (90 ECTS-Credits)
Compulsory Module 2: Grammar I (5 ECTS-Credits; 4 h)
Prerequisites for registration: none
Learning Outcome: The graduates of this module have advanced their knowledge of Latin morphology and syntax: They are familiar with the rules of Latin grammar and are able to independently create Latin forms and to translate single sentences from German into Latin. They understand basic metalinguistic concepts for describing grammatical phenomena and are able to apply them correctly for analysing texts. Moreover, they have consolidated and expanded their vocabulary.
605105
UE Latin Morphology and Syntax I (UE / 2h / 2,5 ECTS-AP)
Gabriela Kompatscher-Gufler
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Compulsory Module 7: History of Roman Literature (5 ECTS-Credits; 4 h)
Prerequisites for registration: none
Learning Outcome: The graduates of this module have a systematic overview of Roman literature and basic knowledge of Roman culture and history. They know the main authors and their works and are able to relate them to their historical and cultural context. They have in particular studied the relationship of Greek writing with Roman literature. They have fundamental knowledge of the epochs of literary history, their characteristics and their aesthetic concepts. They are familiar with essential characteristics of literary genera and can locate texts within genre traditions. In this context, they have a basic awareness of reception processes and their roles in the origin of literary works.
605100
VO Survey of the History of Roman Literature I (VO / 2h / 3 ECTS-AP)
Gabriela Kompatscher-Gufler
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Master's Programme Secondary School Teacher Training (General Education) according to the curriculum 2018 (120 ECTS-Credits, 4 semesters)
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Subject of Latin
If combined with the teaching subject Greek, there are joint compulsory courses corresponding to 7.5 ECTS-Credits. They must be compensated by other courses corresponding to the same amount of ECTS-Credits from the offer of the curricula of the Master's Programmes at the university.
Compulsory Modules (25 ECTS-Credits)
Compulsory Module 3: Subject-Specific Education (7.5 ECTS-Credits; 4 h)
Prerequisites for registration: none
Learning Outcome: Graduates of this module advance their knowledge in Latin literary didactics and of important models and concepts. They are able to independently find suitable subject-specific literature and to use it for critical interpretation. Based on this, they are able to select suitable interpretation approaches for class. For didactically preparing Latin texts, they can resort to their knowledge about heterogeneity in classes and the possibility to individual diagnosis and support. They use subject-didactic secondary literature and advance their knowledge about methods and ways of working in Latin didactics. They win an insight into current issues and are able to take a stand and to support their opinion with arguments. They can present their result in a lecture and a written paper in a comprehensive and precise way. Moreover, they are able to translate coherent passages from German into Latin and to independently write short, simple Latin texts. This way they able to design test and exercise texts for use at school.
605125
SE Latin Interpretation Seminar: Human-animal relations in Latin texts (SE / 2h / 5 ECTS-AP)
Gabriela Kompatscher-Gufler
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Faculty of Language, Literature and Culture
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Master's Programme Classical Philology - Latin according to the curriculum 2018 (120 ECTS-Credits, 4 semesters)
Compulsory Modules (55 ECTS-Credits)
Compulsory Module 2: Interpretation II (5 ECTS-Credits, 2 h)
Prerequisites for registration: none
Learning Outcome: Graduates of this module optimize their ability to interpret Latin texts in consideration of literary studies. They are able to independently find appropriate secondary literature for a literary-scientific questions and to locate it within concepts of literary theory. They can critically examine different research opinions and, based on this, comment on a research question themselves.
605125
SE Latin Interpretation Seminar: Human-animal relations in Latin texts (SE / 2h / 5 ECTS-AP)
Gabriela Kompatscher-Gufler
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Faculty of Philosophy and History
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Bachelor's Programme Classica et Orientalia according to the curriculum 2015 (180 ECTS-Credits, 6 semesters)
Elective Modules Specialisation: Classical Philology - Latin (60 ECTS-Credits)
Elective Module 8: Grammar I (5 ECTS-Credits, 4 h)
Prerequisites for registration: none
Learning Outcome: Students advance their knowledge in Latin morphology and syntax. They have a command of the rules of Latin grammar and are able independently decline and conjugate and translate individual sentences from German into Latin. The know basic metalinguistic terms for describing grammatical phenomena and can apply them correctly for text analysis. Moreover, they reinforce and expand their vocabulary.
605105
UE Latin Morphology and Syntax I (UE / 2h / 2,5 ECTS-AP)
Gabriela Kompatscher-Gufler
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Elective Module 12: History of Roman Literature (5 ECTS-Credits, 4 h)
Prerequisites for registration: none
Learning Outcome: Students have a systematic overview of Roman literature and have a basic knowledge of Roman culture and history. They are familiar with the most important authors and their works and are able to place them in relation to their historic and cultural context. In particular students deal in-depth with how Greek writings are reacted to Roman literature. They have fundamental knowledge of the individual epochs in literary history, their qualities and aesthetic concepts. They are familiar with the most important characteristics of the literary genres and are able to place texts in their resp. genre. They develop an awareness for reception processes and their importance for the emergence of literary works.
605100
VO Survey of the History of Roman Literature I (VO / 2h / 3 ECTS-AP)
Gabriela Kompatscher-Gufler
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Master's Programme Ancient Worlds according to the curriculum 2009 (120 ECTS-Credits, 4 semesters)
A specialisation covering 30 ECTS-Credits is to be selected:
A. Ancient History
B. Ancient Oriental Philology
C. Greek Studies
D. Latin Studies
E. Classical Archaeology
F. Near Eastern Archaeology
Elective Modules 1 - 16: Specialisation (30 ECTS-Credits)
D. Specialisation Latin Studies (30 ECTS-Credits)
Elective Module 12: Latin Studies III (10 ECTS-Credits, 4 h)
Prerequisites for registration: none
Learning Outcome: The students have advanced their knowledge in individual subareas of Latin literature. They can apply selected methods, theories and concepts to concrete topics and texts and critically reflect them.
605125
SE Latin Interpretation Seminar: Human-animal relations in Latin texts (SE / 2h / 5 ECTS-AP)
Gabriela Kompatscher-Gufler
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Minors (Complementary Subject Area)
Minors (Complementary Subject Areas) (30 ECTS-Credits)
Minors (Complementary Subject Areas) für Bachelor's Programmes at the University of Innsbruck
Minor: Classics (30 ECTS-Credits)
Prerequisites for registration: (1) The Minor "Classics" covering 30 ECTS-Credits may be selected by regular degree students of bachelor's programmes at the University of Innsbruck if the respective curriculum provides the possibility to pass a Minor.
(2) The individual modules and courses of the Minor "Classics" may be studied, providing the availability of places.
(3) Students of the Bachelor's Programme Classica et Orientalia may not pass the Minor "Classics".
Learning Outcome: Graduates of the Minor "Classics" have acquired a broad overview of the literature and culture of classical antiquity in its historical context. They have also gained an insight in either the philosophy or the art of antiquity. They are competent in dealing with significant texts, myths, ideas and events from antiquity and are aware of the reception processes through which these are present in the cultural memory of posterity up to the present day.
Compulsory Modules (20 ECTS-Credits)
Compulsory modules covering 20 ECTS-Credits are to be passed
Compulsory Module 1: History of Roman Literature (5 ECTS-Credits; 4 h)
Prerequisites for registration: none
Learning Outcome: The graduates of this module have a systematic overview of Roman literature and basic knowledge of Roman culture and history. They know the main authors and their works and are able to relate them to their historical and cultural context. They have in particular studied the relationship of Greek writing with Roman literature. They have fundamental knowledge of the epochs of literary history, their characteristics and their aesthetic concepts. They are familiar with essential characteristics of literary genera and can locate texts within genre traditions. In this context, they have a basic awareness of reception processes and their roles in the origin of literary works.
605100
VO Survey of the History of Roman Literature I (VO / 2h / 3 ECTS-AP)
Gabriela Kompatscher-Gufler
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Minors (Complementary Subject Areas) for Master's Programmes at the University of Innsbruck
Minor (Complementary Subject Area): Latin (30 ECTS-Credits)
Prerequisites for registration: Students o the Master's Programme Classical Philology - Latin or the Master's Programme Secondary School Teacher Training (General Education) in the subject of Latin may not pass the complementary subject area Latin. The language skills required for the completion of the complementary subject area are assumed.
Learning Outcome: Graduates of the complementary subject area Latin
- have specialised knowledge and specialised problem solving skills as well as subject-specific competences in the field of Latin for finding and implementing sound solutions to subject-specific questions on a high methodological level.
- have a critical awareness of issues of knowledge in the field of Latin.
- are able to successfully work on complex learning contexts in the field of Latin in an innovative and interdisciplinary way.
Compulsory Modules (30 ECTS-Credits)
The following modules from the curriculum of the Bachelor's Programme Secondary School Teacher Training (General Education), subject Latin (compulsory modules 2 and 9) and from the curriculum of the Master's Programme Classical Philology - Latin (compulsory module 1 and 4) corresponding to a total of 30 ECTS-Credits must be passed:
Compulsory Module 1: Grammar I (5 ECTS-Credits, 4 h)
Prerequisites for registration: none
Learning Outcome: The graduates of this module have advanced their knowledge of Latin morphology and syntax: They are familiar with the rules of Latin grammar and are able to independently create Latin forms and to translate single sentences from German into Latin. They understand basic metalinguistic concepts for describing grammatical phenomena and are able to apply them correctly for analysing texts. Moreover, they have consolidated and expanded their vocabulary.
605105
UE Latin Morphology and Syntax I (UE / 2h / 2,5 ECTS-AP)
Gabriela Kompatscher-Gufler
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Minor (Complementary Subject Area): Mediaeval and Neo-Latin (30 ECTS-Credits)
Prerequisites for registration: Students of the Master's Programme Classical Philology - Latin or the Master's Programme Secondary School Teacher Training (General Education) in the subject of Latin may not pass the complementary subject area in Medieval and Neo-Latin. The language skills required for the completion of the complementary subject area are assumed.
Learning Outcome: Graduates of the complementary subject area in Medieval and Neo-Latin
- have specialised knowledge and specialised problem solving skills as well as subject-specific competences in the field of Medieval and Neo-Latin for finding and implementing sound solutions to subject-specific questions on a high methodological level.
- have a critical awareness of issues of knowledge in the field of Medieval and Neo-Latin
- are able to successfully work on complex learning contexts in the field of Medieval and Neo-Latin in an innovative and interdisciplinary way.
Compulsory Modules (30 ECTS-Credits)
The following modules from the curriculum of the Bachelor's Programme Secondary School Teacher Training (General Education) in the subject of Latin (compulsory module 2) and from the curriculum of the Master's Programme Classical Philology - Latin (compulsory modules 5, 6, 7 and 8) corresponding to a total of 30 ECTS-Credits must be passed:
Compulsory Module 1: Grammar I (5 ECTS-Credits, 4 h)
Prerequisites for registration: none
Learning Outcome: Graduates of this module have advanced their knowledge of Latin morphology and syntax: They are familiar with the rules of Latin grammar and are able to independently create Latin forms and to translate single sentences from German into Latin. They understand basic metalinguistic concepts for describing grammatical phenomena and are able to apply them correctly for analysing texts. Moreover, they have consolidated and expanded their vocabulary.
605105
UE Latin Morphology and Syntax I (UE / 2h / 2,5 ECTS-AP)
Gabriela Kompatscher-Gufler
Details of this course