In-Semester German Language Courses (SDK)
We run in-semester German language courses for international students and doctoral students enrolled at the University of Bonn, visiting academics and members of the university staff.
General Information on the everyday German language courses A1.1 to B2.2
A1.1 to B2.2
Twice-weekly 2 x 45-minute units of contact teaching and an e-learning vocabulary task with a scope of ca. 2 x 45-minute units per week.
max. 18 persons
- To acquire a secure command of everyday German
- To participate in activity-based, interactive everyday communication situations
- To practice both written and oral expression and written and oral comprehension
- To learn and extend vocabulary and useful phrases and to understand and apply grammatical structures
Requirements for passing the course
Active participation in lessons and passing the final test and completing the eLearning vocabulary activities
After fulfilling all the requirements, students will be awarded a graded certificate. The grade awarded will follow the German university grading scale (1.0 = Excellent \ 5.0 = Fail).
Regular participants who fail to comply with all the requirements will be issued with an ungraded certificate of attendance.
Regular participation means absence from no more than 4 classes. This includes absence for illness, which will not be counted separately.
General Information on the thematic courses A2 to C1
A2 to C1 (across Levels)
In-person teaching with 2 hours of lessons per week (1 x 2 course units)
max. 18 persons
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Intensive training of linguistically relevant skills: written communication, phonetics and speaking freely, presentation techniques
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Deeper understanding of German grammar
- Deepening of language skills and progression within the range of levels through differentiation within courses
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Expanding vocabulary in the context of regional studies or current sociopolitical topics
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Learning the German language and discussing things that are typically German in the context of German history and art, economy and science
Requirements for passing the course
Participation and active involvement in in-person lessons and passing the final test or, where applicable, holding a presentation
If all requirements are met, you will receive a graded certificate.
Regular participants who fail to comply with all the requirements will receive an ungraded confirmation of attendance.
Regular participation means you cannot be absent from more than 2 course dates. Absence due to illness will not be counted separately. The grading scale of German universities is used to assess performance (1.0 = Excellent \ 5.0 = Fail).
Course duration and location
11 weeks, starting in the 3rd week of the semester: November 9, 2020, to February 12, 2021
December 2, 2020 (Dies Academicus), December 21, 2020 to January 8, 2021
Adenauerallee 10 (53113 Bonn), 3rd and 4th floor
General information regarding registration
Online with student ID number on www.pro-integration.de
Please note! Courses are filled very quickly. Places are awarded on a first-come-first-serve basis. You will receive email confirmation of your registration. After registration, you will receive a further email asking you to make the payment.
You do not have a legal entitlement to a place on a course.
An Uni-ID is required to participate in the courses.
Selecting your course level
If you have prior knowledge of German but do not know your level, please complete the following placement test working alone and without the use of aides: Online placement test. The processing time must not exceed 75 minutes – please take the placement test without interruption. You are welcome to send us your test result by e-mail.
Your course level according to score:
- 0–24 Points = A1.1
- 25–48 Points = A1.2
- 49–73 Points = A2.1
- 74–96 Points = A2.2
- 97–121 Points = B1.1
- 122–144 Points = B1.2
- 145–167 Points = B2.1
- 168–192 Points = B2.2
- 193–217 Points = C1.1
- 218–240 Points = C1.2
A description of the various ability levels of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEF) is available here: www.europaeischer-referenzrahmen.de
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Everyday German language courses
For international students
Target group
These extra-curricular courses can be attended by enrolled international students who do not need to show proof of having passed a German language examination which certifies sufficient German skills for admission to a degree program at a German university (e.g. DSH or GFL).
Costs
The courses are subject to a fee
- For international students: € 90
- For Erasmus students: € 60 (co-financed by Erasmus)
Reimbursement of course fees: Unfortunately, reimbursement of course fees is not possible once courses have started!
Course level A1
SDK-AS 1 (Charlotte Springer)
Level A1.1
A course for participants with little or no previous knowledge of the German language. Here, you will learn basic communication skills, how to find your way in everyday situations, and how to ask and answer simple questions. Besides basic vocabulary and techniques of verbal expression about topics like family, work, leisure time and nutrition, you will also gain insights into numbers, prices and times of day in German. You will practice reporting on everyday events in the present tense in simply structured sentences.
Tue and Wed 06:00–07:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
SDK-AS 2
Level A1.2
A course for beginners with little previous knowledge who have successfully completed level A1.1 or have relevant previous knowledge of the German language. You will learn to understand continuous texts (e.g. letters) and advertisements (e.g. advertisements for apartments and jobs) and to hold simple conversations about past or present situations of your day-to-day life (including about daily routine and work, describing apartments, finding your way in a department store or scheduling an appointment with a doctor).
Tue and Wed 06:00–07:30 pm
Online or contac teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
Course level A2
SDK-AS 3
Level A2.1
A course for students with basic knowledge of the German language who have successfully completed level A1.2 or have corresponding previous knowledge of the German language You will learn how to understand and write continuous texts and to hold simple discussions about past or present situations (including about discussing time at school, listing pros and cons, asking for information on the phone, giving directions).
Wed and Thu 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 11, 2020
SDK-AS 4
Level A2.1
A course for students with basic knowledge of the German language who have successfully completed level A1.2 or have corresponding previous knowledge of the German language You will learn how to understand and write continuous texts and to hold simple discussions about past or present situations (including about discussing time at school, listing pros and cons, asking for information on the phone, giving directions).
Tue and Wed 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
SDK-AS 5
Level A2.2
A course for participants with extended basic knowledge who have successfully completed level A2.1 or have corresponding previous knowledge of the German language. In this course, you will practice dealing with everyday communication situations (including expressing own wishes, needs and interests and asking your communication partners). You will repeat and expand basic vocabulary about topics like education, career, living and traveling.
Mon and Thur 06:00–07:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 9, 2020
SDK-AS 6
Level A2.2
A course for participants with extended basic knowledge who have successfully completed level A2.1 or have corresponding previous knowledge of the German language. In this course, you will practice dealing with everyday communication situations (including expressing own wishes, needs and interests and asking your communication partners). You will repeat and expand basic vocabulary about topics likeeducation, career, living and traveling.
Tue and Wed 06:00–07:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
Course level B1
SDK-AS 7
Level B1.1
A course for students with basic knowledge who have successfully completed level A2.2 or have corresponding previous knowledge of the German language. You will practice writing texts about issues of personal and general interest and to use appropriate means of expression while doing so. You will learn how to explain your point of view clearly and how to develop strategies to prevent common grammatical mistakes.
Thu 06:00–07:30 pm and Fri 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 12, 2020
SDK-AS 8
Level B1.1
A course for students with basic knowledgewho have successfully completed level A2.2 or have corresponding previous knowledge of the German language. You will practice writing texts about issues of personal and general interest and to use appropriate means of expression while doing so. You will learn how to explain your point of view clearly and how to develop strategies to prevent common grammatical mistakes.
Tue and Wed 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
SDK-AS 9
Level B1.2
A course for participants with a good knowledge of German who have successfully completed level B1.1 or have corresponding previous knowledge of the German language. You will learn how to talk about topics of general interest like movies, music, sports, etc. in an independent and confident way. You will learn how to write simple formal letters and longer personal letters, how to report on personal experiences and how to write a logically substantiated opinion about a current issue.
Wed 02:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 11, 2020
SDK-AS 10
Level B1.2
A course for participants with a good knowledge of German who have successfully completed level B1.1 or have corresponding previous knowledge of the German language. You will learn how to talk about topics of general interest like movies, music, sports, etc. in an independent and confident way. You will learn how to write simple formal letters and longer personal letters, how to report on personal experiences and how to write a logically substantiated opinion about a current issue.
Tue 02:00–14:30 pm and Wed 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
Course level B2
SDK-AS 11
Level B2.1
A course for participants with advanced knowledge of German who have successfully completed level B1.2 or have corresponding previous knowledge of the German language. Based on various types of text, you’ll broaden your strategic competency in listening and reading comprehension. You will also train your oral competence by holding discussions, giving reasoned opinions about facts and giving short presentations. You will also practice writing longer coherent (argumentative) texts on a wide variety of current topics.
Tue and Wed 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
SDK-AS 12
Level B2.1
A course for participants with advanced knowledge of German who have successfully completed level B1.2 or have corresponding previous knowledge of the German language. Based on various types of text, you’ll broaden your strategic competency in listening and reading comprehension. You will also train your oral competence by holding discussions, giving reasoned opinions about facts and giving short presentations. You will also practice writing longer coherent (argumentative) texts on a wide variety of current topics.
Tue and Wed 02:00–03:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
SDK-AS 13
Level B2.2
This course requires excellent knowledge of German and the successful completion of a B2.1 course or corresponding previous knowledge of German. You will learn how to express yourself clearly and coherently in German in more complex everyday situations and regarding personal areas of interest.You will be able to express and justify your own point of view, regarding current issues, too. You will learn how to write well-structured, detailed descriptions and how to summarize, comment on and discuss information and arguments from various sources.
Tue and Thu 07:30–09:00 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
Registration
Online registration for international students opens between 09:15 and 09:30 am on October 27, 2020 on the www.pro-integration.de website.
Registration for courses is binding!
Contact
Everyday German language courses
For visiting international academics and doctoral students
Target group
These courses can be attended by doctoral students and visiting academics. If you obtain a doctorate at the University of Bonn but are not enrolled as a student in a doctoral program yet, please contact Sandra Papel or Sonja Hammer in good time before the registration opens.
Costs
The courses are subject to a fee
- For doctoral students: € 90
- For visiting international academics: € 180
Reimbursement of course fees: Unfortunately, reimbursement of course fees is not possible once courses have started!
Course level A1
SDK-AS 1
Level A1
A course for participants with little or no previous knowledge of the German language. Here, you will learn basic communication skills, how to find your way in everyday situations, and how to ask and answer simple questions. Besides basic vocabulary and techniques of verbal expression about topics like family, work, leisure time and nutrition, you will also gain insights into numbers, prices and times of dayin German. You will practice reporting on everyday events in the present tense in simply structured sentences.
Tue and Wed 06:00–07:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
SDK-AS 2
Level A1.2
A course for beginners with little previous knowledge who have successfully completed level A1.1 or have relevant previous knowledge of the German language. You will learn to understand continuous texts (e.g. letters) and advertisements (e.g. advertisements for apartments and jobs) and to hold simple conversations about past or present situations of your day-to-day life (including about daily routine and work, describing apartments, finding your way in a department store or scheduling an appointment with a doctor).
Tue and Wed 06:00–07:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
Course level A2
SDK-AS 3
Level A2.1
A course for students with basic knowledge of the German language who have successfully completed level A1.2 or have corresponding previous knowledge of the German language You will learn how to understand and write continuous texts and to hold simple discussions about past or present situations (including about discussing time at school, listing pros and cons, asking for information on the phone, giving directions).
Wed and Thu 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 11, 2020
SDK-AS 4
Level A2.1
A course for students with basic knowledge of the German language who have successfully completed level A1.2 or have corresponding previous knowledge of the German language You will learn how to understand and write continuous texts and to hold simple discussions about past or present situations (including about discussing time at school, listing pros and cons, asking for information on the phone, giving directions).
Tue and Wed 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
SDK-AS 5
Level A2.2
A course for participants with extended basic knowledge who have successfully completed level A2.1 or have corresponding previous knowledge of the German language. In this course, you will practice dealing with everyday communication situations (including expressing own wishes, needs and interests and asking your communication partners). You will repeat and expand basic vocabulary about topics likeeducation, career, living and traveling.
Mon and Thu 06:00–07:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 9, 2020
SDK-AS 6
Level A2.2
A course for participants with extended basic knowledge who have successfully completed level A2.1 or have corresponding previous knowledge of the German language. In this course, you will practice dealing with everyday communication situations (including expressing own wishes, needs and interests and asking your communication partners). You will repeat and expand basic vocabulary about topics likeeducation, career, living and traveling.
Tue and Wed 06:00–07:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
Course level B1
SDK-AS 7
Level B1.1
A course for students with basic knowledge who have successfully completed level A2.2 or have corresponding previous knowledge of the German language. You will practice writing texts about issues of personal and general interest and to use appropriate means of expression while doing so. You will learn how to explain your point of view clearly and how to develop strategies to prevent common grammatical mistakes.
Thu 06:00–07:30 pm and Fri 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 12, 2020
SDK-AS 8
Level B1.1
A course for students with basic knowledgewho have successfully completed level A2.2 or have corresponding previous knowledge of the German language. You will practice writing texts about issues of personal and general interest and to use appropriate means of expression while doing so. You will learn how to explain your point of view clearly and how to develop strategies to prevent common grammatical mistakes.
Tue and Wed 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
SDK-AS 9
Level B1.2
A course for participants with a good knowledge of German who have successfully completed level B1.1 or have corresponding previous knowledge of the German language. You will learn how to talk about topics of general interest like movies, music, sports, etc. in an independent and confident way. You will learn how to write simple formal letters and longer personal letters, how to report on personal experiences and how to write a logically substantiated opinion about a current issue.
Wed 02:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 11, 2020
SDK-AS 10
Level B1.2
A course for participants with a good knowledge of German who have successfully completed level B1.1 or have corresponding previous knowledge of the German language. You will learn how to talk about topics of general interest like movies, music, sports, etc. in an independent and confident way. You will learn how to write simple formal letters and longer personal letters, how to report on personal experiences and how to write a logically substantiated opinion about a current issue.
Tue 02:00–03:30 pm and Wed 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
Course level B2
SDK-AS 11
Level B2.1
A course for participants with advanced knowledge of German who have successfully completed level B1.2 or have corresponding previous knowledge of the German language. Based on various types of text, you’ll broaden your strategic competency in listening and reading comprehension. You will also train your oral competence by holding discussions, giving reasoned opinions about facts and giving short presentations. You will also practice writing longer coherent (argumentative) texts on a wide variety of current topics.
Tue and Wed 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
SDK-AS 12
Level B2.1
A course for participants with advanced knowledge of German who have successfully completed level B1.2 or have corresponding previous knowledge of the German language. Based on various types of text, you’ll broaden your strategic competency in listening and reading comprehension. You will also train your oral competence by holding discussions, giving reasoned opinions about facts and giving short presentations. You will also practice writing longer coherent (argumentative) texts on a wide variety of current topics.
Tue and Wed 02:00–03:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
SDK-AS 13
Level B2.2
This course requires excellent knowledge of German and the successful completion of a B2.1 course or corresponding previous knowledge of German. You will learn how to express yourself clearly and coherently in German in more complex everyday situations and regarding personal areas of interest.You will be able to express and justify your own point of view, regarding current issues, too. You will learn how to write well-structured, detailed descriptions and how to summarize, comment on and discuss information and arguments from various sources.
Tue and Thu 07:30–09:00 pm
Online contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
Registration
Online registration for doctoral students and visiting international academics opens between 09:15 and 09:30 am on October 27, 2020 on the www.pro-integration.de website.
Registration for courses is binding!
Contact
Special Topic Courses
For international students
Target group
These extra-curricular courses can be attended by enrolled international students who do not need to show proof of having passed a German language examination which certifies sufficient German skills for admission to a degree program at a German university (e.g. DSH or GFL).
Costs
The courses are subject to a fee
- For international students: € 50 (or € 90 when booking two courses)
Reimbursement of course fees: Unfortunately, reimbursement of course fees is not possible once courses have started!
Course level A2/B1
Subject: My image of Germany – a practical regional and cultural studies course
Level A2/B1
Starting with Bonn’s famous sights and personalities, you’ll get to know all corners of Germany and the German people and improve your German language skills. Two excursions are included, e.g. to Dragon’s Rock (Drachenfels) and House of History (Haus der Geschichte).
Tue 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
Subject: Communicative grammar
Level A2/B1
You practice grammar in the form of communicative situations (e.g. daily routine, talking about a party, describing a person) and you’ll use these during language games.
Tue 02:00–03:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
Subject: Practical pronunciation training (phonetics)
Level A2/B1
Improve your pronunciation in order to be better understood and communicate successfully – with exercises in “free speaking” as well as reading aloud and presenting texts.
Thu 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 12, 2020
Subject: Writing skills training
Level B1
You’ll practice written communication: What do you want to say and how do you express it? Activate the vocabulary you learned in the B1.1–B1.2 German cours, practice the right language for formal and informal exchange, Email, entries in diaries and blogs, WhatsApp and Twitter messages, short stories and autobiographical content.
Wed 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 11, 2020
Course level B1/B2
Subject: My Bonn in pictures
Level B1/B2
Go on a treasure hunt for words through Bonn with your Smartphone: Visual and linguistic focus is on your favorite places and things in Bonn. The course is mainly held online; the end result is a digital photo album with short text contributions.
Fri 02:00–03:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 13, 2020
Subject: German and art
Level B1/B2
Learn German in a different way: Be creative and get a brief glimpse into the history of German art, literature and film in this creative art workshop, using quotes and texts by German-speaking authors, from movies and music, fine art and painting works.
Thu 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 12, 2020
Course level B2/C1
Subject: Contemporary discourses in media, science and research
Level B2/C1
You’ll work with vocabulary, reading and audio texts from trade journals, newspaper articles, TV shows, podcasts and Internet contributions. You’ll discuss various up-to-the-minute topics and write your own contributions for (specialized) magazines, record short videos or create podcasts. An excursion to the German overseas TV and radio station Deutsche Welle (DW) is included.
Tue 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
Subject: Germany and National Socialism
Level B2/C1
Immerse yourself in 20th century German history, from the Weimer Republic to the Third Reich (Hitler’s ideology and its attempted implementation in war, the total destruction of Germany), and talk about the various repercussions still ongoing today (historical reappraisal, relationship with Israel, our “red lines”, right-wing extremism including NSU trial, murders in Halle, AfD) and how we deal with this. Including an excursion to the House of History (Haus der Geschichte).
Thu 06:00–07:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 12, 2020
Subject: Give presentations confidently and discuss convincingly
Level B2/C1
In this course, you gather contents from various speeches and practice presentation techniques, you train speaking freely without notes and your pronunciation during brief presentations in German in front of an audience. In addition, you’ll discuss current general language topics and/ or speeches and while doing so, you’ll formulate discussion contributions independently, expand you vocabulary and improve listening comprehension.
Tue 06:00–07:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
Registration
Online registration for international students opens between 09:15 and 09:30 am on October 29, 2020 on the www.pro-integration.de website.
Registration for courses is binding!
Contact
Special Topic Courses
For visiting international academics and doctoral students
Target group
These courses can be attended by doctoral students and visiting academics. If you obtain a doctorate at the University of Bonn but are not enrolled as a student in a doctoral program yet, please contact Sandra Papel or Sonja Hammer in good time before the registration opens.
Costs
The courses are subject to a fee
- For doctoral students: € 50 (or € 90 when booking two courses)
- For visiting international academics: € 100 (or € 180 when booking two courses)
Reimbursement of course fees: Unfortunately, reimbursement of course fees is not possible once courses have started!
Course level A2/B1
Subject: My image of Germany – a practical regional and cultural studies course
Level A2/B1
Starting with Bonn’s famous sights and personalities, you’ll get to know all corners of Germany and the German people and improve your German language skills. Two excursions are included, e.g. to Dragon’s Rock (Drachenfels) and House of History (Haus der Geschichte).
Tue 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
Subject: Communicative grammar
Level A2/B1
You practice grammar in the form of communicative situations (e.g. daily routine, talking about a party, describing a person) and you’ll use these during language games.
Tue 02:00–03:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
Subject: Practical pronunciation training (phonetics)
Level A2/B1
Improve your pronunciation in order to be better understood and communicate successfully – with exercises in “free speaking” as well as reading aloud and presenting texts.
Thu 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 12, 2020
Subject: Writing skills training
Level B1
You’ll practice written communication: What do you want to say and how do you express it? Activate the vocabulary you learned in the B1.1–B1.2 German cours, practice the right language for formal and informal exchange, Email, entries in diaries and blogs, WhatsApp and Twitter messages, short stories and autobiographical content.
Wed 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 11, 2020
Course level B1/B2
Subject: My Bonn in pictures
Level B1/B2
Go on a treasure hunt for words through Bonn with your Smartphone: Visual and linguistic focus is on your favorite places and things in Bonn. The course is mainly held online; the end result is a digital photo album with short text contributions.
Fri 02:00–03:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 13, 2020
Subject: German and art
Level B1/B2
Learn German in a different way: Be creative and get a brief glimpse into the history of German art, literature and film in this creative art workshop, using quotes and texts by German-speaking authors, from movies and music, fine art and painting works.
Thu 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 12, 2020
Subject: Business German and German economy
Level B2
You’ll work with reading and audio texts and discuss economic topics based on current texts from magazines and newspaper articles, TV show, (YouTube) videos, podcasts, and expand your vocabulary in the field of economics.
Tue 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
Course level B2/C1
Subject: Contemporary discourses in media, science and research
Level B2/C1
You’ll work with vocabulary, reading and audio texts from trade journals, newspaper articles, TV shows, podcasts and Internet contributions. You’ll discuss various up-to-the-minute topics and write your own contributions for (specialized) magazines, record short videos or create podcasts. An excursion to the German overseas TV and radio station Deutsche Welle (DW) is included.
Tue 04:00–05:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
Subject: Germany and National Socialism
Level B2/C1
Immerse yourself in 20th century German history, from the Weimer Republic to the Third Reich (Hitler’s ideology and its attempted implementation in war, the total destruction of Germany), and talk about the various repercussions still ongoing today (historical reappraisal, relationship with Israel, our “red lines”, right-wing extremism including NSU trial, murders in Halle, AfD) and how we deal with this. Including an excursion to the House of History (Haus der Geschichte).
Thu 06:00–07:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 12, 2020
Subject: Give presentations confidently and discuss convincingly
Level B2/C1
In this course, you gather contents from various speeches and practice presentation techniques, you train speaking freely without notes and your pronunciation during brief presentations in German in front of an audience. In addition, you’ll discuss current general language topics and/or speeches and while doing so, you’ll formulate discussion contributions independently, expand you vocabulary and improve listening comprehension.
Tue 06:00–07:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
Subject: Do you speak scientific German? – German in an academic context
Level B2/C1
This course puts core focus on communication in an academic setting in various situations: You’ll practice listening and reading strategies based on a tpyical scientific types of texts and in the process, you’ll compare scientific and colloquial language; you’ll learn note-taking/writing techniques and write summaries, text comments, etc. During discussions on a variety of studies-related topics, you’ll expand your university vocabulary and practice oral expression, too.
Tue 06:00–07:30 pm
Online or contact teaching
Starts: November 10, 2020
Registration
Online registration for doctoral students and visiting international academic opens between 09:15 und 09:30 am on October 29, 2020 on the www.pro-integration.de website.
Registration for courses is binding!
Contact
