Studies
Our range of courses includes bachelor's and master's degree programs in “Prevention, Inclusion, and Rehabilitation in Hearing Impairment” for school and extracurricular settings. Prospective students and current students can find information about the respective degree programs here.
Information for First-Year Students
To help you get started in the 2026/2027 winter semester, the department is offering PIR Orientation Days (PDF, 140 KB) for first-year students. There, you’ll receive all the important information you need about your studies.
deaf/hard-of-hearing Education (extracurricular)
Prospective students and students enrolled in the extracurricular program "Prevention, Inclusion, and Rehabilitation (PIR) for Hearing Impairment" can find information about the bachelor's and master's programs here.
Bachelor's degree in Prevention, Inclusion, and Rehabilitation (PIR) for Hearing Impairment
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Master's Degree in Prevention, Inclusion, and Rehabilitation (PIR) – Education for the Hearing Impaired
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Master's Degree in Prevention, Inclusion, and Rehabilitation (PIR) – Education for the Deaf
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Studying with a hearing impairment
- As a student of the Chair of Special Education—Focus on Hearing and Communication, including Inclusive Education, you can contact Christina Wegmann (advising students with deafness/hearing impairment).
- Another point of contact is the counseling center for students with disabilities and chronic illnesses.
Contact person: Dipl.-Soz. Romy Hoche and the support team
Email: Behindertenberatung@lmu.de
Tel.: +49 (0) 89 / 2180 - 5816
- Our guide (PDF, 369 KB) provides tips on designing accessible (digital) courses.