English
See study programmeEnglish One Year Program is a disciplinary study for those who plan to study for a Bachelor of English. The one-year program may also be used as part of some other bachelor degrees. The program focuses on relevant linguistic and literary topics, and aims to educate students within these fields and to prepare students for continuing their studies in this discipline. The program consists of four courses of 15 ECTS credits each. The courses are English Language American Studies, Research and Writing and British Studies.
From Fall 2018, new students will follow a campus-based program with weekly instruction.
Knowledge
Students shall:
- have foundational knowledge of the sound structures, word patterns, and grammatical structure of the English language as well as insight into the cultural conventions for its use
- have knowledge of English as a world language and its developing role as a contact language for people from different countries and cultures, as well as its importance in internationalization in education and the workplace
- have knowledge of and can distinguish between literary genres, as well as conventions of academic writing, including responsible use of secondary sources and research ethics
- have knowledge and understanding of English in a holistic, cultural context
- have insight into the possibilities for the subject's role in developing interpersonal communication, values, respect, and tolerance
- have knowledge of strategies for textual, linguistic, cultural, and analytical approaches to literature and other texts
- have knowledge of modern literary theory
- have knowledge leading to personal and academic maturation
- have increased knowledge and understanding of language as a phenomenon
Skills
Students
- have the ability and expertise to further their professional development in English within our present academic structure
- can analyze and write research-based articles on literary texts, and also apply precise and customized concepts in working with texts
- can explore society, history, and expressions of English-speaking countries
- can use both oral and written English functionally and confidently
General kompetence
Students
- can convey relevant subject matter in English in an appropriate way
- can reflect on their own learning
- can work independently and with others
Refer to
Regulations concerning studies and examinations at University of Nordland
and other local regulations University Rules and Regulations