Kursöversikt
- KurskodFACE008
- ECTS-poäng1,5
- InstitutionARKITEKTUR OCH SAMHÄLLSBYGGNADSTEKNIK
- PeriodicitetSwedish
- SpråkEngelska
- Anmälanhttps://chalmers.upgrades.se/
Kursansvarig
- Kathleen Murphy
- Professor (N1), Vatten miljö teknik, Arkitektur och samhällsbyggnadsteknik
Om kursen
The courses FACE008 and FACE009 are only available to PhD students based at the department of Architecture and Civil Engineering (ACE). If you are a student in a different department in Chamers, you can register for similar courses at https://chalmers.upgrades.se/. Check with your Phd study director about whether your department assigns course points for Swedish language courses and other rules apply to your department.
If you are a PhD student at ACE read on. You can attend as many Swedish courses as you wish, however, you are permitted to credit a maximum of 3 hp towards your PhD studies. ACE offers two credited Swedish courses each worth 1,5 credits, called FACE008 and FACE009. Whereas the level is flexible (see below). FACE008 must represent a higher level of Swedish proficency than FACE009.
Introduction
The Swedish language courses are designed for learners who wish to acquire basic to intermediate knowledge of the Swedish language and culture. These courses follow the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) and aim to provide practical language skills for everyday communication in Swedish. Upgrades`is partnered with Chalmers University of Technology of the provision of language courses. Courses are offered at various levels, including A1.1, A1.2, A2.1, A2.2, B1.1, B1.2, B2.1, B2.2.
The Swedish language courses are designed for learners who wish to acquire basic to intermediate knowledge of the Swedish language and culture. These courses follow the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) and aim to provide practical language skills for everyday communication in Swedish. Upgrades`is partnered with Chalmers University of Technology of the provision of language courses. Courses are offered at various levels, including A1.1, A1.2, A2.1, A2.2, B1.1, B1.2, B2.1, B2.2.
Background
The ability to communicate in Swedish supports integration and participation in Swedish academic, professional, and social life. These courses help learners develop listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills, while introducting essential vocabolary and grammar. structures for practical use.
Prerequisites
No prior knowledge of Swedish is required.
Credits
FACE008 and FACE009 are each equivalent to 1,5 credits. If a Phd Student credits both courses towards their Phd, then FACE009 must be for a higher level of Swedish than FACE008.
Course package
Includes:
1. Course syllabus with instructions and expectations
2. Classroom sessions and online materials
3. Language exercises and assigments
Chalmers research education ILO:s addressed
The course will develop the PhDs capacity to:
- Cooperative effectively in cross-disciplinary research groups through an open attitude to other scientific fields
- Convey knowledge in a pedagogical manner
Course-Intended Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to:
1. Understand and use Swedish in everyday, academic, and professional contexts approciate to theri course level.
2. Communicate and interact effectively in spoken and written Swedish with increasing fluency, accuracy, and confidence.
3. Demonstrate an understanding of Swedish grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation corresponding to the achieved CEFR level.
4. Comprehend and produce spoken and written texts of varying complexity, from basic phrases to detailed discussions and arguments.
5. Apply cultural and linguistic knowledge to engage appropriately in Swedish social and professional situations.
Activities
The following activities are required in the course:
1. Attend classroom lessons and actively participate in ewercises (minimum 70% attendance required)
2. Complete homewrok and online assignments
3. Engage in oral practice sessions and group discussions
4. Take part in listening comprehension and reading exercises
5. Complete written and oral examinations to assess progress
Examination
To successfully complete the course, students must:
1. Achieve at least 70% attendance
2. Complete all mandatory assignments
3. Pass the final written examination
4. Speaking skills are regularly assessed during class
Upon completion of these requirements, students rewceive a certificate of course completion.
Ladok registration
Send the following item to your local study administrator:
1. Course certificate
2. Course syllabus
3. Form for transferring (reporting) course credits, signed by the examiner
Mer information
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Föreläsare
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