Scope/semester hours per week | A total of 30 classroom teaching hours (2 SWS) |
Prerequisites | Participation in Swedish B1.1 or proof of comparable prior knowledge |
Learning objectives | The course is based on level B1.2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. |
| If standard language is spoken, students will be able to follow the following situations: - with programmes on television or radio e.g. news, programmes about current affairs in Sweden. The basic information should be understood.
- with oral instructions (e.g. operating instructions for an appliance)
- when listening to an answering machine
- when listening to a lecture on a familiar
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| Students will be able to read texts and dialogues and grasp the main points, e.g. |
| Oral interaction in different situations is practised so that students can, for example - report on a problem (e.g. at the International Office at the university, at the police station, in a hotel, hospital, etc.)
- be able to defend their own point of view in a discussion
- be able to interview fellow students with the help of a questionnaire
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| Students will be able to pass on descriptions and information, e.g. - give presentations on a topic related to their studies or future profession
- name characteristics and qualities of a person
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| Students should be able to - write letters (standard letters) to important institutions at the university
- write an argumentative text
- write a report on an experienced or fictitious event (e.g. report on a semester abroad)
- write and answer an enrolment/advertisement
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Proof of performance through | - regular attendance (proof is provided by attendance lists)
- written examination of approx. 105 min
- oral examination lasting approx. 10 min.
- additional services if applicable
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ECTS points | - Regular attendance, passing the written and oral examinations: 3 ECTS credits
- In some degree programmes, it is possible to acquire an additional ECTS point through additional work
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