All 25 Subjects Taught at Hogwarts - Harry Potter Explained 

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Imagine Harry Potter staying at Hogwarts and teaching Defense Against the Dark Arts instead of being an Auror

To add an extra tidbit-The Ancient Runes teacher, Bathsheda Babbling, was the only known teacher killed during the Battle Of Hogwarts, next to Snape, obviously. (She's the body we see being covered by Trelawney and Padma Patil during the break in the battle, NOT Lavender, as many people think)

You missed Magical Literary Studies! 6th and 7 year students have the option of elective work in literature. Professor Arabella Vellum teaches a wide variety or literature, from muggle writing about magical subjects, to the canon of the Brothers Grimm, and the works of William Shakespeare.

The idea of mixing in muggle schooling into magical schooling definitely makes sense, because you’d definitely need SOME level of math to make potions

I don't know if it counts, but Hogwarts did a school play at least once. I don't remember when though. It the "The Fountain of Fair Fortune" and Professor Kettleburn cast an ashwinder to play the worm, resulting in the Great Hall burning down.

2:21 I honestly can't understand why basic self-defense isn't a part of every real world school's curriculum.

Shame the movies didnt cover what REALLY happened when one gets "splinched" in Apparition. (usually involves leaving a limb behind because the determination wasn't completely there)

Astronomy, Arithmancy, Charm, Flying, Herbology, Potions, Transfiguration, Divination, Defense Against the dark arts, muggle studies, Runes, Care for magical creatures, apparition, history of magic, dark arts (during Voldemort reign), magical theory,.. these are the only ones coming to my mind. If i had to guess other electives that could be offered (or would be nice), it would be wandlore, duelling, study of ancient (old) magic, occlumency and legimency, wandless magic, alchemy beyond potions, first aid and magical wound/infliction healing (HP says he sound that lacking in DH), magical crafts (making broomsticks, snitches, wands, artefacts etc) , politics (they really need it)

Pity they don’t have a first aid or healing subject. To learn restorative magic. That would be handy.

I wish they mentioned more wizarding sports in the books. I was imagining there would be a sport called Air Sync. Sort of like Syncrhonized swimming, only on brooms and in the air rather than in the water. I imagined mostly girls would go in for this and they would put long feathery ribbons on the ends of their brooms so while a team of at least 12 girls is in the air flying in interestingly pretty patterns, the ribbons would make lots of really pretty swirls.

You don’t need to be 17 to learn how to apperate you need to have your 17th birthday before the next school year as both Harry and Neville’s birthday happens during the summer

The Muggle study described in this video is very different to the one Hermoine took and was dissatisfied with, which just amounted to watching Muggle movies which students took to slack off.

Imagine a school that provided everything that Hogwarts offers without any actual magic. It would STILL be the best school in the world.

Excellent video! I really loved all the quality visuals that related perfectly to each subject. Thank You for keeping the magical world alive and interesting.

Favourite podcast episode yet! Nicely done - it would be interesting to consider what subjects you would choose were you at Hogwarts. Beside the usuals, I'd be keen on Flying, Care of Magical Creatures, Transfiguration, Field Studies, Ancient Studies, and Apparition. How many elective subjects can you choose along with the core subjects? Would it be possible to list all 25 subjects below? Thanks, and keep up the great work!

Just a slight correction on apparition: At least in the book, apparition is taught to all 6th years at the same time. It's taking the test that is limmitted by your age. (If the website got this wrong, then that's unfortunate)...

Muggle studies, Transfiguration, charms, divination, potions, runes, defense against the dark arts, care of magical creatures, history of magic, astronomy… apparition… herbology…. I only know 12!

Wow, I didn't know about a lot of these subjects. Ghoul Studies, Field studies, Xylomancy. These must be on Pottermore. I don't remember them ever being mentioned in the books. I love the fact that Muggle Art and Music are taught at Hogwarts. I'm guessing though that Muggle Music stops at Rock N Roll considering its reliance on electric guitars, amps and synthesizers.

I believe in the first book (and or movie) Vernon did talk about Smelting (Private School) for Dudley and "public School" for Harry, I could be wrong though. In fact I believe Dudley showed off his new uniform. Where Harry wondered where he was to go to school.

My personal headcannon is that there is a (or multiple) magical primary school that pure blood witches and wizards attend to learn things like writing and reading, basic math, and basic history. Half blood witch and wizards also have the choice to go there but they also have the option of going to muggle school. It would explain why a lot of the pure bloods know little to nothing about how the muggle world works.

Awesome as always thanks

How does Hogwarts not have a Vulgar Latin class? All the spells are some bastardization of Latin. It seems like if you want to do magic in Harry Potter, learning Latin is where you should start.

My favorite classes are DADA, Ancient Runes, Care for Magical Creatures & Ancient Studies (and all history classes)

I expect History of Magic to the closest to any real world class I've taken. Ever history class i had to take was lazily taught to the book (yaknow before teachers started complaining about teaching-to-a-test) and they never got to the end of the syllabus before the semester ran out of time. Just like Bins's lessons never reached the recent past, because he uhhhh ran out of ... time.

My perfect curriculum: -Transfiguration (the best subject), -Charm, -Potions, -Alchemy, -Herbology, -Magical Theory, -History of Magic, -Ancient Studies, -Art, -Flying,

0:35 Lemme try. •Arithmancy •DADA •Transfiguration •Muggle Studies •Muggle Art •Muggle Music •COMC •Potions •History of Magic •Ancient Runes or smth?- •Charms That's my best.

Arithmancy,Astronomy, charms, DADA, Divination, Flying lessons, Herbology, History of magic, potions, Muggle studies, Transfiguration, Care of Magical creatures,

From the third year onwards, additional elective subjects can be taken: Care of magical creatures Ancient runes Arithmancy Divination Muggle studies Was there information beforehand about which jobs require what or only in the 5th year?

I had no idea I'd be so interested in so many classes. Ghoul studies is a big one for me

What! They don't teach the construction of magical objects? There are so many objects other than say paintings to discuss but I am thinking particularly of wands and broomsticks. How for example do you construct that book that chomps through things, the lute that plays automatically? Is this merely Charms - the creation of new properties on an object?

I was wondering if you could have added what the class classes would be for their careers

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I think wandmakers study xylomancy as a perquisite to wandlore. I'm surprised wand lore is not a subject at Hogwarts. Maybe there is part of it studied in ancient studies or another subject.

I want to know how single teachers can teach every grade level of a single subject to every house in the school? For example, McGonagall teaches transfiguration for 7 years of students. If her classes each contain 2 houses that would mean she's teaching 14 separate classes. I'm not sure how many times a week a student has a subject, but the numbers don't add up in my head unless she has a time turner to be in 2 places st once.

I love this video ❤

Care of Magical Creatures and Herbology are my favorite classes

Is there some sort of requirement that professors change their last name if they want to teach certain classes?

Awesome. I didn't know there were so many. I recall that there are five basic classes. There is Herbology, Transfiguration, Potions and DADA. DADA is the one with the most emphasis in the movies. If there is a new character to teach the school, theier is the DADA class to show them off. All the teachers were important to the plot of of the respective book. Slughorn was a new potions teacher in Half-Blood Prince, and he was also important. The other four classes are taught by head of house, and there is an elemental connection. That was really cool. Hufflepuff and Herboloy have earth. Gryffindor and Transfiguration have fire. Slytherin and Potions have water. Ravenclaw and Charms have air. I remember Hogwarts having flying on the side. Harry excelled so well in his first year, he became a Quiddich player. I vaguely remember electives. There was divination and care of the magical creatures class. Then this video gave a lot more. Some of them I forgotten, because they are minor. There are things like History, Apparition and Muggle Studies. There are even some I never heard of before. I found it so odd that there was astonomy class. Astronomy is a science, not a magic. Did Rowling mean astrology? That woul fit so much better. It is really easy to mix the two up, because the words sound similar. "Ology" is a common suffix for sciences. I think it would make more sense if the science was called astrology, and the magic is called astomancy. I made up the word astromancy. It means "star prophecy", which is a good description of the magic. If Hogwarts students are going to go star gazing for a class, they better learn how to do horscopes and zodiac signs. The science has more to do with rockets and sattelites. Astrology horoscopes could fit in divination. However I think they are more appropriate for the star class. Divination can get really complicated in a hurry. Trelawny seems a bit frazzled as is. It would be nice to releave some of her burden. She can ignore the stars entirely. Then she can focus more on other methods like Tarot. Heck there are even other classes that are just other forms of divination. There is arithmacy, runes and the twig one. I hope Hogwarts never gets a class on reading guts. That is disgusting.

On Wednesday nights at midnight they have to use their telescopes and the astronomy Tower. As part of the requirement of taking astronomy.

Let's try from the top of my head. 1. Charms 2. Defence against the dark arts 3. History of magic 4. Muggle studies 5. Devination 6. Flying class in year 1 7. Herbology 8. Potions 9. Study of magical creatures 10. Ancient runes 11. Arithmancy 12. Astronomy 13. Transfiguration 14. Apparation in year 6 15. Duelling class if this counts 16. ?

DADA, Charms, Transfiguration, COMC, Divination, Arithmancy, Potions, Herbology, History, Astronomy,

astronomy transfiguration charms divination Care of Magical Creatures defence against the dark arts potions ancient runes muggle study herbology

is there any info on magic higher education? i feel like i would want to learn everything that all of these classes have to offer but i don’t think its possible to take everything in your 7 years at hogwarts.

Harry would have made a fantastic defence against the dark arts professor. I have always felt that the patronus charm was one of the most useful spells in the entire series. The patronus in my opinion should be the first charm you learn in DADA. The patronus charm is an extremely valuable spell especially as you progress through your years at hogwarts. The later into your stay in the school the more time you will spend in the forbidden forest.

I'm not sure if they said in the book I just moved and lost my copy and no libraries near me but when the death eater set hagrids hut on fire I know fang was inside did fang escape or did fang die in the fire? I like to think he escaped but don't remember seeing fang after that point

🤔 I was thinking about adding some of the skills from different classes together.

16:32 - NO! The subject is taught to any student that wants to take it in their 6th year. They can't take the test for their license until they're 17.

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Herbology, Defense Against the Dark Arts, Charms Transfiguration, flying, Arithmancy, Divination, Potions, Care of Magical Creatures, Alchemy(6th and 7th yearonly), astronmy, 😊

Wasn't there a class on wand lore? 🤔

If I was a Hogwarts student my electives and extras would be: Care of Magical Creatures, Ghoul Studies, Divination, and Alchemy (if I'm Chosen).

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Zoe Wanamaker could still play Madame Hooch in the upcoming HBO TV series. I hope she does.

This is before watching: Transfiguration C.O.M.C. D.A.D.A Potions Herbology Flying History of Magic Charms Muggle Studies Arithmancy Divination Astronomy Ancient Runes Apparation (Does that one count?) Dueling (Not sure if that one counts either.) That's all I've got.

Charms, Transfiguration, D.A.D.A, Herbology, Potions, Care of Magical Creatures, Arithmancy, Ancient Runes, Muggle Studies, History of Magic, Magical Theory, Astronomy, Divination, Broomstick Flight....is music class a thing? and Dark Arts, (During Snape's Headmastership)...So some 14-16 subjects that I can think of :S

Defence against the dark arts, transfiguration, charms, potions, herbology, care of magical creatures, ancient ruins, arithmancy, divination, history of magic, astronomy, muggle studies, flying,

apparition class is not exclusive to 17 and older. i believe its exclusive to 6 th years that either are or will turn 17 at the end of the 12 week course and take the test at the end which *is for 17 years or older*. Harry was (being in his 6th year) 16 when he learned to apparate and at the time of the test Hermione and Ron (Ron already being 17. I dont believe it was confirmed when Hermione became of age) were able to take the test except for Harry. “Harry who would not be 17 for another four months could not take the test whether ready or not”. Despite not being 17 Harry was able to learn how to apparate but couldnot take the test until he turned 17 in july

Some of these core classes shouldn't be required for 5 years

Arithmancy and Alchemy should be mandatory subjects in magical schools. Honestly, the shear weight of math in spell creation and casting, or charm making, any magical formation you are wielding should include an understanding of the calculations needed to cast and throw that magic out there!! As for Alchemy, potions is essentially just that isn't it?

If Defense Against the Dark Arts is "DADA." The I guess "MOMA" would be the Militarization Of the Magical Arts.. right? Any "Brother" or "Sister" classes? 😅😋

I wonder if regional magic like Santeria/Voodoo would be covered in History of Magic?

All I can remember: DADA, Charms, Astronomy, Transfiguration, Arithmancy, Potions, Herbology, Divination, Care of magical creatures, and Muggle studies. EDIT: I can't believe I missed history of magic. Also, I probably should've got runes

For their primary teaching, I suppose a very basic education is far enough. Only basic mathematics is necessary, no need for science (we saw that pure wizards didn't knew what electricity was), and of course learning to read... and we may assume that this is provided by their parents or a tutor, since, and this is very overlooked, some students (such as Crabb and Goyle) have dificulties to read (and so write) properly, but it is hard to guess how it is evaluated during exaams (or if it is anyway).

I got Astronomy Arithmancy Alchemy Care of magical creatures Herbology Potions Transfiguration History of magic Divination Defense against the dark arts Charms Flying Muggle studies Ruins Healing Electives: Dueling Qudidch

Thanks for this and other videos. I'm learning a lot more about the Harry Potter universe than the movies offered. I never read the books, and I'm not sure I will.

2:11 well if the pronunciation matters so much, how can natsai cast alohomora sounding like alOhOmora

DADA, HOM, Transfiguration, potions, CMC, charms, apparation, divination, astronomy, alchemy, magical theory, ancient runes, arcthmancy, muggle studies, flying, helbology,

All of the subjects below

I watched the films and read the novels. I can assure you the only thing taught at hogwarts is the rules are made up and the points mean nothing.

my favorite would be flying

I still want to know what happened to the ford anglia car!

I like the idea that Witches and Wizards don't recieve a high-school level education, and all lack knowledge on advanced biology or arithmetic. They hardly need it, regardless, as magic can solve most of the problems. It could explain why the wizarding world is so... childish (beyond the fact that they're children's books) and gives muggles a slight leg up.

Defence, potions, transfiguration, charms, herbology, astronomy, care of magical creatures, history of magic, flying divination, muggle, arithmancy, runes, apparition Missed: Muggle art, muggle music, alchemy, dark arts, ancient studies, art, field studies, ghouls, magical theory, music, xylomancy,

I want to go to this school

Do magical children learn reading, spelling and math from homeschooling? Or in a magical elementary school? Do you know anything about what is taught in other school like Uagadan Wizarding School.

Astronomy is likely the one topic taught in the school that us Muggles have over on the wizarding world. Without the telescope, space probes and advanced tech we utilise to find such objects, would the magical community have been aware of Uranus, Neptune and Pluto, the asteroids, distant comets, supernova and upcoming solar and lunar eclipses? Eclipses, maybe, but it's very unlikely their knowledge of the solar system was extended much beyond Saturn. Score one for the Muggles.

You could in fact take the apparition course even if you were not 17 yo as long as your birthday's August 31 at the latest. That's how Harry could participate.

I want to know what would happen if Professor Binns was fired

I don´t understand why squibs are not allowed to go to Hogwarts? I lot of the lessons don´t require magic at all.

What would be y’all’s favorite subject to study and why fellow wizards and witches ! ?

Harry had to do a lot of divination in the later movies.

God how I wish I could have go to this school!!!😭💔🙏🏻✨️

They learn all maths and english etc at home before theyre 11. Wizards and witches have greater mental capacity, not to say theyre more intelligent but they can absorb and store more information and learn more quickly.

There are no Wizarding universities?

History of magic, divination, transfiguration, defence against the dark arts, apparition, charms, potions, astronomy, magic theory, dark arts, care for magical creatures, herbology, alchemy, flying, dualing, muggle studies, that's all I know right now🙃

I seriously want my own magick school guys!

I have adhd so strong I could probably split myself into a ton if pieces magically and attend every class with 1/25th of my attention at each location I might get enough stimulation to actually be able to pay attention without meds lol

Why did you include subjects That were created in snape's time They are not official subjects

What is it with so many HP RU-vidrs mixing up apparation (the act or practice of apparating) with apparition (a spectral entity such as a ghost or phantom)?

I also wonder how Harry Potter became an auror when he never went back to school to do his final NEWT year.

0:41 is the point i was at muggle studies dada potions transfiguration charms

I would be so disappointed in my mudblood kid if they went to Wizard school and took muggle music…

I always wonder being dyslexic what they would do about that lmao 🤣

Somthing about other magical schools around the world .(cant just be 3)

Muggle studies should really be a core subject considering that grown wizards can't even keep on muggle from needing to be obliveted every 5 minit becaus he grew too suspetcios of foregners

I actually don't even particularly care for the Wizarding world i just like all fantasy content and this is what's available, I don't dislike it and it played a big part in my childhood and I enjoy it but like thwre is a big world of fantasy I love to get to deep dive into any fantasy setting I let the passion of others for individual subjects of fantasy and just come along for the ride

I would give anything to be reborn into that world with all my muggle knowledge and go to Hogwarts as kid. I think I would end up being like Hermione and needing a time turner to be able to attend all the classes I sign up for.

eman revising to History of Magic test at library when chit chatting group of third year Ravenclaws arrive and become too noisy: hush shh 🤨🤫😮

Charms, Astronomy, Herbology, Defence Against the Dark Arts, History of Magic, Runes, Divination, Care of Magical Creatures, Muggle Studies, Transfiguration, Flying and Potions… That’s nowhere near 25