Hogwarts school of witchcraft and wizardry curriculum

Potions course: a compulsory course, learning how to prepare various common potions and antidote to basic poisons. To be Auror, you must get excellent grades in Potions, at least when Snape taught you, but Lagerhorn is still willing to accept students with good grades in Potions.

Flying lesson: Start with how to pick up the broom and learn the most basic flying skills of the broom handle. The school has provided more than 20 brooms, but the quality of these brooms is not ideal. Some fly too high and tremble, while others always lean slightly to the left.

History of Magic: A compulsory course to learn what you must know about the history of magic, including the rebellion of goblins and the burning of witches in the Middle Ages. However, ghost Binns, the teacher of magic history during Harry's study, is not a good teacher, because he can make the bloody goblin rebellion as boring as the report of the Ministry of Magic. )

Divination course: an elective course offered in grade three, including divination course and arithmetic divination course. The former predicts the future by observing the shapes of tea leaves and crystal balls, while the latter requires complicated mathematical calculations.

Astronomy class: observe the orientation, trajectory and interaction of planets and stars.

Protection of magical animals: an elective course to learn the appearance, personality and living habits of various magical creatures.

Herbology class: learn how to distinguish between various herbs and their functions.

Curse course and defense against the dark arts: compulsory courses, two main courses in the school, learning all kinds of common curses and how to defend against the attacks of the dark arts.

Transfiguration course: a compulsory course, which is also the main course, teaches students how to transfigure an object, that is, transfiguration (from Harry Potter Book VI, Hermione transforms birds out of thin air, and the transfiguration course may also teach students the ability to transform objects out of thin air. In addition, from the seventh book, we can know that food is not produced out of thin air.

Ancient magic writing: optional course, students above grade three can choose. Including the translation of ancient Chinese characters and the decoding of Nordic characters, involving the direct use of ancient magic and spirit.

Muggle research: an elective course, mainly to understand the social form and lifestyle of Muggles and the correct attitude towards Muggles. And learn how to communicate with muggles correctly.