University of Bonn

Sources

• Academic Degrees https://www.uni-bonn.de/en/studying/degree-programs/academic-degrees

  The degree page explains the six-semester bachelor structure and shows Bachelor of Arts models: dual-subject major/major, major/minor, and single-subject.

  These models are not counted as programChoice = 4 because the source describes degree-program types, not an in-study second-major choice after a common core.

  It also states that Bachelor of Science programmes have one main subject complemented with electives or additional subjects.

• Degree Programs https://www.uni-bonn.de/en/studying/degree-programs

  The degree-program portal lists more than 200 degree programs and invites prospective students to find a suitable program.

  The Bachelor of Arts section says most Faculty of Arts disciplines are part of combined degree programs; this confirms predefined combination choice, but not regular major choice after enrolment.

• Bachelor of Arts degree program combinations https://www.uni-bonn.de/en/studying/degree-programs/special-study-opportunities/bachelor-of-arts-degree-program-combinations

  The page explicitly distinguishes the dual-subject option (major/major) and the major and minor option.

  In the major/minor model, students earn 120 CP in the major and 36 CP in the minor; in the dual-subject model, the two subjects are equally weighted at 78 CP each.

  The page lists combinable subjects, majors and minors and includes an Apply action, so this is treated as an admission-level program combination rather than programChoice above 0.

• Transferring to another academic discipline or university https://www.uni-bonn.de/en/studying/during-your-studies/organizing-your-studies/transferring-to-another-academic-discipline-or-university

  The page describes changing academic discipline, degree program or program option as a transfer process tied to admission restrictions, application, recognition of coursework and available places.

  It explicitly states that changing program options, for example from the Dual-Subject to the Major and Minor option, may be considered a transfer. This is negative evidence against programChoice = 4.

• Interdisciplinary Praxis Area https://www.philfak.uni-bonn.de/en/studying/studienangebot/interdisciplinary-praxis-area

  The interdisciplinary praxis area is open to all Faculty of Arts bachelor students.

  Modules worth up to 12 CP are freely selected from eight sub-areas plus foreign languages according to individual interest or professional goals, supporting a free-elective block rather than only restricted '1 of N' choice.

  The source supports courseChoice = 3 as a confirmed Faculty of Arts model; it does not prove that the same elective-block structure applies identically to all Bonn bachelor programmes.

• Facts and figures 2019-2021 https://www.uni-bonn.de/de/universitaet/medien-universitaet/medien-presse-kommunikation/medien-publikationen/zahlenspiegel_2019-21_web_final.pdf

  The official University of Bonn Zahlenspiegel 2019-2021, table 3.3.1, reports students by intended degree in winter semester 2021/22: 15,455 Bachelor, 1,270 Lehramt Bachelor, 8,601 St / KE / Mag Th, 7,029 Master, 504 Lehramt Master and 553 Master Weiterbildung, with 33,412 students in total excluding enrolled doctoral students.

  The catalog field stores the comparable first-degree aggregate: Bachelor, Lehramt Bachelor and St / KE / Mag Th, 25,326 in total. The current Facts and Figures page reports 31,318 students in December 2025 but does not disclose a level split, so the older detailed snapshot is used. German Staatsexamen is not stored as specialist enrollment, so specialist is set to 0 and bachelor is left null to keep the long first-degree routes visible inside total.