Study objectivesStudy objectives
Admission Requirements
In order to be granted access to the minor, students need to demonstrate minimum knowledge as defined by the Council of Europe as "A2" or "Basic user" (cf. "Common European Framework of Reference for Languages : Learning, teaching, Assessment", Council of Europe, CUP, 2001). This minimum knowledge should - in theory - be a given if the student has progressed well in this language class in the humanities section, following at least two hours of classes a week.
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 First year
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| FLTR1720 | English language (in English) | Sylvie De Cock | 30h + 30h | 5credits | 1q | x | |||||||||||||
| GERM1121 | English language : listening and speaking skills (in English) | Sylviane Granger | 15h + 15h | 3credits | 2q | x | |||||||||||||
| GERM1122 | English language : reading and writing (in English) | Fanny Meunier | 15h + 15h | 4credits | 2q | x | |||||||||||||
| GERM1123 | English Grammar (in English) | Fanny Meunier | 30h + 15h | 3credits | 1+2q | x | |||||||||||||
| Second year
(15credits)
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 ANGL1211 | English - Advanced Productive Skills (in English) | Philippe Denis (coord.), Brigitte Loosen | 60h | 3credits | 1+2q | x | |||||||||||||
| GERM1322 | English advanced receptive skills I (in English) | Fanny Meunier | 15h + 15h | 4credits | 2q | x | |||||||||||||
| GERM1323 | Introduction to English linguistics : phonology and morphology (in English) | Sylviane Granger | 22.5h + 5h | 4credits | 1q | x | |||||||||||||
| GERM1324 | The History of English Literature I (in English) | Guido Latre | 30h | 4credits | 2q | x | |||||||||||||
| GERM1325 | Civilisation of the English-speaking countries : cultural aspects (in English) | Guido Latre | 30h | 4credits | 1+2q | x | |||||||||||||
| GERM1521 | English advanced productive skills II (contrastive analysis and translation) (in English) | Sylviane Granger | 15h + 15h | 3credits | 1+2q | x | |||||||||||||
| GERM1522 | English advanced receptive skills II (stylistics) (in English) | Sylviane Granger | 15h + 15h | 3credits | 1+2q | x | |||||||||||||
| GERM1523 | Introduction to English linguistics : syntax and stylistics (in English) | Sylviane Granger | 22.5h + 5h | 4credits | 1q | x | |||||||||||||
| GERM1524 | The History of English Literature II (in English) | Guido Latre | 30h | 4credits | 2q | x | |||||||||||||
| GERM1525 | Civilisation of the English-speaking countries : The present (in English) | Guido Latre | 30h | 4credits | 2q | x | |||||||||||||
| Bachelor in Modern Languages and Literatures: German, Dutch and English |
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Master in Modern Languages and Literatures : German, Dutch and English [120.0] Master in Modern Languages and Literatures : German, Dutch and English [60.0] Master in Multilingual Communication [120.0] |
Student includes in his master programme two of the three Germanic languages studied during the first level |
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| Bachelor in Modern Languages and Literatures : General |
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Master in Modern Languages and Literatures : German, Dutch and English [120.0] Master in Modern Languages and Literatures : German, Dutch and English [60.0] |
Student includes in his master programme the two Germanic languages studied during the first level |
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Master in Modern Languages and Literatures : General [120.0] Master in Modern Languages and Literatures : General [60.0] |
Student includes in his master programme one of the two Germanic languages and the Romance language studied during the first level | |
| ⇒ | Master in Multilingual Communication [120.0] | Student includes in his masters programme the two Germanic Languages included in the bachelor programme, or one Germanic Language and French | |
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Curriculum management
Enrolling on the minor course
1. Organizational details
Students are required to attend the course in communication skills and the accompanying exercises if they want to benefit as much as possible from the training on offer. Different exercise sessions will be offered at different times.
2. Admission to the minor course
This point is not applicable for this minor.
3. Enrolling on the minor
http://www.uclouvain.be/2009-optionbac.html
In Year 2 of the bachelor’s degree
Students may enrol online for their minor after having enrolled for their year of study.
Students who are retaking their second year are automatically re-enrolled for the same minor.
In Year 3 of the bachelor’s degree
When they enrol for the third year, students are automatically enrolled for the second part of the option course. The same applies to students retaking their third year (BAC3).
All requests for exemption from this rule must be submitted to the adviser from the relevant programme.
4. Changes to the minor registration form
Requests to change the registration form, with supporting reasons, must reach the conseiller aux études (course adviser) of the faculty to which the student belongs before 10 October.
Course timetable
1. Consulting the course timetable
The timetable can be consulted at this address: http://www.uclouvain.be/232660.html.
Last-minute changes are included in the section "valves étudiants" (student bulletin board) on the site
http://www.uclouvain.be/fltr.html
2. Resolving timetable clashes using an equivalence table
The equivalence table can be consulted at the secretariat of the department which is running the minor course. Contact person: the person in charge of the minor, for advice and approval of possible changes.
Registration form for minor activities
1. Information on entry requirements
This point is not applicable to this minor.
2. Signing up for activities on the minor program
Enrolment for activities (courses) in the minor should be done at the same time as enrolment for activities (courses) in the main subject.
Enrolment for courses is done by using the special menu in the virtual office.
3. Obtaining a visa from the person in charge of the minor
Once the registration form for activities has been filled in, the student is required to ask for a visa from the person in charge of the minor before handing it in to the secretariat of his faculty.
Available support
1. Information on the course service
Over time, a certain number of lectures should be available on the Web and should preferably also be accompanied by self-study exercises.
For further information, please contact a permanent member of the course staff.
2. Consulting the table of available support for each activity
Please contact a permanent member of the course staff for further information.
Where alternative pedagogical arrangements being suggested for a given activity, please note that such arrangements are only intended for students who have enrolled on the activity in question as part of their minor and who have demonstrated that they are unable to attend classes. The teacher's written consent will be required.
Organization of exams
1. Registering for exams
Registering for minor course exams is done on the registration form for the main year of study (your department's secretariat).
2. Consulting exam times
Exam times can be consulted at the following address: http://www.uclouvain.be/232697.html
N.B. : to sign up for the "open" lists for exams, students must make direct contact with the central secretariat of the Faculté de philosophie et lettres.
