ENGLISCH

MODULKURSE

(4 ECTS)

Voraussetzung: SLP 3332 oder höher
3 Trimester, 2 UStd pro Woche
Prüfungen: M3 + S3

Business English Vantage

In this course we look at brands, advertising, organization, money, cultures, Human Resources, international markets, ethics, leadership and competition. We also simulate real-life business situations to practice speaking skills. These include meetings, conference calls, presentations and negotiations.

For more information: Valerie Doyle

Mapping the 21st Century: Culture, Identity, Conflict

The goal of this course is to look in detail at three key areas of transition where the tension between globalisation and localisation is at its strongest. These are: culture, identity and conflict–giving it an alternative name: CIC.

In the Culture unit we will look at how this complex world is reflected in global (popular) culture and its cultural products, ranging from film, music, TV shows to food.

The Identity component will address the following questions: Who and what defines and constructs identity? What kinds of identity are there? Starting with the personal we will explore the idea of identity in the 21st century, by looking among other things at education and upbringing; migration; media; surgery; fashion; identity theft and the “new” Bundeswehr.

The unit Conflict focuses on new challenges for the 21st century: hybrid warfare, asymmetric warfare, climate change and resource wars, and AI autonomous systems.

For more information: Dave Duke or Maribel Novo

English for Leadership

In today’s increasingly globalised academic and business world, we need more than just good English language skills. In fact, English is hardly considered a foreign language at all, but instead the world’s global language. We are expected to give presentations, negotiate and write in English. In addition, in dealing with international academic and business partners, etiquette and intercultural awareness are equally important, whether queuing for the buffet, chairing a meeting or negotiating.

The English for Leadership course bridges the gap between theory and practice — between education and real life. It prepares managers and leaders for senior positions. It prepares students for management and leadership positions. In the world’s global language.

For more information: Noel Boyce

Military English

The course covers land, sea and air military operations at the tactical and operational levels. Specifically we look at military organization and assets, drone warfare, private military firms, piracy, future, hybrid and asymmetric warfare, terrorism and counter-terrorism, media and nuclear war as well as command and control and military traditions and etiquette. The course uses exclusively authentic audio, text and video material.

For more information: Major a.d. Cant-Salkowsky

Politics & Society

In this course we will be looking at some basic theories, political ideas, political forms and structures, current political and social issues. There will be a strong emphasis on how political ideas are reflected in everyday life rather than in political theory.

For more information: Dave Duke

Technical English

In this module we cover topics from the fields of civil, electrical and mechanical engineering (e.g. systems, processes, safety, reports, design, desasters, materials). The module is aimed at people with an interest in technical matters and the tasks involved are geared towards the technically-minded.

For more information: Petra Harder

War in Words

In this course we focus on how war is depicted in fictional and non-fictional media and therefore involves the use of a lot of visual, audio and print media input. We start by developing which themes are explored in the media and then analyze how that depiction varies from war to war and how our „consumption“ of such media affects how we then approach war.

For more information: Major a.D. Cant-Salkowsky or Dave Duke

General English Topics

This is a general English module that covers topics relevant to daily life today. The course deals with a diverse set of topics including modern global communication, health and fitness, ethical consumerism, work/life balance and the future of work. While extensive use will be made of audio material to prepare the topics and provide vocabulary, the focus will be on presentation and writing skills.

For more information: Dave Duke

Nicht-MODULKURSE

English for Academic Purposes

This course is for graduate students who are planning to pursue their studies at an English speaking university.

The course addresses some of the difficulties in academic writing encountered by advanced users of English in all disciplines. Its main purpose is to identify problem areas in style and grammar, in the organization of ideas, and in the articulation of the author´s point of view.

For more information and registration: Dr. Maribel Novo

SLP Refresher Course

Kurse für Studenten, die ihre 4 ECTS Punkte in Französisch- oder Spanisch-Modulen erworben haben und eine SLP Prüfung in Englisch ablegen möchten.

Die SLP Refresher Kurse laufen über 1 Trimester, entweder im HT oder im WT. Anschließend besteht die Möglichkeit, die SLP Prüfungen in den Fertigkeiten H, L und S abzulegen. Die mündliche (M) Prüfung findet im Laufe des Trimesters statt (s. Infobrett im Sprachenzentrum)

For more information: Carol Dobschall. For registration in CMS contact novo@hsu-hh.de

Zielkurse 3332

Kurse für Studierende des Stud. Jg.2018, die ihr Studium ohne ein vollständiges Sprachleistungsprofil 3332 beginnen. Diese Kurse dienen dazu, die fehlenden Fertigkeiten und die noch austehenden 8 Leistungspunkte (ECTS) innerhalb des ersten Studienjahres zu erwerben.

For more information: Carol Dobschall or Maribel Novo

FRANZÖSISCH

MODULKURSE

(4 ECTS)

3 Trimester, 2 UStd pro Woche
Prüfungen: Ende des FT

Zulassungsbedingungen: Vorkenntnisse bis max. 1 Jahr Schulunterricht in der Zielsprache.

Ziel des Moduls: SLP 0101 (M1 + S1 – M1 oder S1 ersetzbar durch L-1)

Weitere Informationen: Fabienne Biercamp

Zulassungsbedingungen: maximal 4 Jahre Schulunterricht oder ein abgeschlossenes Modul 1a.

Ziel des Moduls: SLP 1111 (H1+M1+L1+S1)

Weitere Informationen: Fabienne Biercamp

Zulassungsbedingungen: maximal 5 Jahre Schulunterricht oder ein abgeschlossenes Modul 1.

Ziel des Moduls: z.B. SLP 1212 (H1+M2+L1+S2) oder SLP 2222 (H2+M2+L2+S2)

Weitere Informationen: Fabienne Biercamp

Zulassungsbedingungen: ab 6 Jahre Schulunterricht oder ein abgeschlossenes Modul 2a/2.

Ziel des Moduls: z.B. SLP 2332 (H2+M3+L3+S2) oder SLP 3332 (H3+M3+L3+S2)

Weitere Informationen: Fabienne Biercamp

Zulassungsbedingungen: ab 7 Jahre Schulunterricht oder ein abgeschlossenes Modul 3a/3.

Ziel des Moduls: M3+S3

A partir de nombreux documents authentiques et actuels nous travaillons les quatre compétences de compréhension et d’expression orale et écrite.

Les thèmes étudiés sont les suivants : vivre ensemble, les compétences interculturelles, le monde du travail, les médias et la démocratie, la société de consommation, le système politique en France, la formation dans l’armée et la place des femmes dans l’armée.

Weitere Informationen: Fabienne Biercamp