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1 musisch
* * *mu|sisch ['muːzɪʃ]1. adjFächer, Gymnasium (fine) arts attr; Begabung for the arts; Erziehung in the (fine) arts; Veranlagung, Mensch artistic2. advmúsisch begabt/interessiert — gifted/interested in the (fine) arts
músisch talentiert sein — to have artistic talent
músisch veranlagt — artistically inclined
* * *mu·sisch[ˈmu:zɪʃ]I. adj1. (künstlerisch begabt) artisticfür einen \musischen Mann wie ihn for a man of the arts like himII. adv artistically\musisch begabt talented in the arts* * *1. 2.adverbial artisticallymusisch veranlagt sein — have an artistic disposition
* * *A. adj Person, Begabung: artistic;musische Fächer fine arts (subjects)B. adv:musisch veranlagt sein have an artistic bent* * *1. 2.adverbial artistically -
2 geisteswissenschaftlich
Adj. arts...; Forschung etc., nachgestellt: in the arts, in the (field of) humanities* * *geis|tes|wis|sen|schaft|lich1. adjFach, Studium, Fakultät arts attrgéísteswissenschaftliche Psychologie — humanistic psychology
2. adver ist mehr géísteswissenschaftlich orientiert — he is more orientated toward(s) the arts
* * *geis·tes·wis·sen·schaft·lichadj arts* * ** * *geisteswissenschaftlich adj arts …; Forschung etc, nachgestellt: in the arts, in the (field of) humanities* * * -
3 Gymnasium
n; -s, Gymnasien1. etwa grammar (Am. high) school; humanistisches / musisches Gymnasium etwa grammar (Am. high) school specializing in classics / the fine arts; mathematisch-naturwissenschaftliches Gymnasium mit neusprachlichem Zweig etwa grammar (Am. high) school specializing in mathematics and sciences with a modern languages department2. HIST. gymnasium* * *das Gymnasiumhigh school; grammar school* * *A Gymnasium is a secondary school which students attend for nine or, in some federal states, eight years and which leads to the Abitur. The final two years at a Gymnasium (two and a half in some Länder) are known as the Kollegstufe. The curriculum varies according to the type of school: in a humanistisches Gymnasium Latin and Greek are taught in a neusprachliches Gymnasium English, Latin and French or other lingua franca are taught and in a mathematisch-naturwissenschaftliches Gymnasium the emphasis is on the sciences. A Gymnasium may offer several of these curricula, which pupils choose from when they reach a certain class, usually the seventh or ninth. Since nowadays many students who have taken their Abitur do not necessarily continue studying but undertake a period of training instead, new types of Gymnasien (for example Wirtschaftsgymnasien) have been created with an emphasis on practical work. See: → Abitur, Kollegstufe* * *(a type of secondary school.) grammar school* * *Gym·na·si·um<-s, -sien>[gʏmˈna:zi̯ʊm, pl gʏmˈna:zi̯ən]humanistisches/mathematisch-naturwissenschaftliches \Gymnasium ≈ grammar school specializing in humanities/mathematics and natural science* * *das; Gymnasiums, Gymnasien ≈ grammar school•• Cultural note:aufs Gymnasium gehen — ≈ be at or attend grammar school
The secondary school which prepares pupils for the Abitur. The Gymnasium is attended after the Grundschule by the most academically-inclined pupils. They spend nine years at this school, and during the last three years, they have some choice as to which subjects they study. See also Schule* * *humanistisches/musisches Gymnasium etwa grammar (US high) school specializing in classics/the fine arts;mathematisch-naturwissenschaftliches Gymnasium mit neusprachlichem Zweig etwa grammar (US high) school specializing in mathematics and sciences with a modern languages department2. HIST gymnasium* * *das; Gymnasiums, Gymnasien ≈ grammar school•• Cultural note:aufs Gymnasium gehen — ≈ be at or attend grammar school
The secondary school which prepares pupils for the Abitur. The Gymnasium is attended after the Grundschule by the most academically-inclined pupils. They spend nine years at this school, and during the last three years, they have some choice as to which subjects they study. See also Schule* * *n.grammar school (UK) n.secondary school n.senior high school (US) n. -
4 Geisteswissenschaften
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5 Magister
Ma·gis·ter, Ma·gis·tra <-s, -> [maʼgɪstɐ, maʼgɪstra] m, f2) ( Inhaber des Universitätsgrades) Master\Magister [pharmaciae] Master of Pharmacy¿Kultur?The Magister Artium is the most commonly awarded degree in the humanities and social sciences. Only certain combinations of major and minor subjects are permitted in a Magister course of study, generally either two majors or one major and two minors may be combined.The introduction of the Bachelor and Master degrees a few years ago started a small revolution at German universities. The programmes give students the opportunity to complete their education quickly, and move on into the working world.
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