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Advanced Japanese 1 (120EC)

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2024-2025

Admission requirements

Students admitted to MA Asian Studies 120 ec tracks.

Description

This course builds on skills that students have acquired by the time they enter the programme. Advanced level structures, reading, writing, speaking and listening skills are further developed. Language activities are organized in order to develop and enhance logical thinking. The course aims to develop skills enabling students to read specialized texts, documents and materials analytically and critically. Students will also receive training in developing writing skills necessary to engage in producing texts about relatively specialized topics.

Course objectives

The studying materials aim not only at helping students acquire vocabulary and sentence structures, but also learn the difference between written language (for reading) and spoken language (for listening and speaking). Students will do a presentation on a topic related to the reading material and they will be quizzed on kanji characters and vocabulary regularly.

Timetable

The timetables are available through My Timetable.

Mode of instruction

Seminar

Assessment method

Assessment

Kanji&Vocabulary Quiz: 20%
Oral presentation: 10%
Writing Assignment:20%
Final exams : 50%

The final mark for the course is established by determining the weighted average. To pass the course, the weighted average of the partial grades must be 5.5 or higher.

Resit

The re-sit exam for the final exam is available to students whose mark of the final exam is insufficient.

Inspection and feedback

The submitted assignments and presentations will be returned with feedback. Students may request an oral elucidation of the assessment after publication of the grade.

Reading list

It will be provided via Blackboard.

Registration

Enrolment through MyStudyMap is mandatory.

Contact

  • For substantive questions, contact the lecturer listed in the right information bar.

  • For questions about enrolment, admission, etc, contact the Education Administration Office Herta Mohr

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