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APPLIED SCIENTIFIC ENGLISH Single discipline educational activity
Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Disciplinary Sector:
English Language and Translation
Professor and Collaborators:
Hours of classroom activity:
Prerequisites:
level A1 plus of English level is required
Objectives
Contents The present degree course in Social Research, Security Policies and
Criminality prescribes 3 ETC and is organized into both frontal lecturers
and practice.
B1 of the Common European Framework (CEFR) is the starting level
required, being B1 plus /B2 the final level to gain.
Therefore the program is based on the review of. English language
functions, grammar structures as well as to the introduction of the main
lexical and structural elements of the English language for SociologyAs a matter of fact, finally the students will an oral exam to check their
fluency and accuracy in speaking English for Sociology
Extended Syllabus The course aims to provide participants with the basic knowledge
necessary for the analysis of a realia in English for Sociology
The whole English language structures and functions will be reviewed.
Recommended Bibliography Crockett J. E., English for students of Sociology, Liguori, Napoli
Teaching Methods The course will be organized into face to face lecturers and practice
The course programme will be divided into two modules as follows:
MODULE 1 – 1 ECT (European University Credit) deals with:
Language structure
Language functions
Vocabulary
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
The evaluation is based on:
An oral exam to check:
The student ability to speak in fluent and accurate English about all the
topics about Sociology dealt during the course
Ongoing evaluations for attender students only will be given during or at
the end of the course
Contacts/More Information Attendance is highly recommanded