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Campus Europae
Author(s): Krzysztof Kaluzny updated and revised by Bernd Justin Jütte (March 2010)
Institution/Organisation: Campus Europae (LU)
The European University Foundation Ð Campus Europae (EUF) is a network of European universities, that strive toward enhancing student exchange among the members of the network. To achieve this goal, the Campus Europae exchange program (CE) has created an infrastructure that not only smoothens ...
University of Bristol – Language Gateways into the Professions: French for students of Aerospace and Avionic Engineering
Author(s): Teresa Birks
Institution/Organisation: CILT, the National Centre for Languages (UK)
Four British Universities, Bristol, Loughborough, Kingston and Salford, designed and piloted language modules linked to Engineering and Built Environment Degrees. Within each University, a language expert work closely with a vocational expert to design the modules in consultation with employers ...
Renewal programme for language teaching at the Université Charles-de-Gaulle-Lille3
Author(s): Martine Benoit
Institution/Organisation: Université Charles-de-Gaulle-Lille3 (FR)
The University of Lille3 has had a Director of Language Policy for a number of years. With the changes in the presidential team made in 2006, a new policy regarding Languages for Specialists of Other Disciplines (LANSAD) at all levels of university studies (Degree, Masters, Doctorate), was ...
EILC Courses at University for Foreigners of Siena
Author(s): Carla Bagna, Francesca Gallina
Institution/Organisation: University for Foreigners of Siena (IT)
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Language learning and teaching at the Faculty of Economics and the Faculty of Law
Author(s): Janet Bowker, Marie-Pierre Escoubas, Anna Marras, Rita Salvi, Ersilia Incelli, Judith Turnbull, Margrit Wetter
Institution/Organisation: Dipartimento di Studi Geoeconomici, Linguistici, Statistici, Storici per l'Analisi Regionale , Faculty of Economics, SAPIENZA University of Rome (IT)
In our faculty the application of the Bologna Declaration has had a strong impact also on the L2 (and L3) teaching. Great efforts have been made by the language staff in order to develop mutilingualism and an interdisciplinary approach. Language curricula have been developed to cope with the needs ...
The University of Warsaw System of Language Provision – languages for all
Author(s): Jolanta Urbanikowa
Institution/Organisation: University of Warsaw (PL)
The University of Warsaw System of Language Provision is a system financed from the University central budget whereby all students of the first cycle study programmes can learn a language choosing from a joint offering of ca 50 languages, conventional, blended and on-line courses at A1 – C2 ...
Kodolányi János University College
Author(s): Csilla Sárdi
Institution/Organisation: Kodolányi János University College (HU)
As a result of the Bologna Process and Hungary’s accession to the European Union, it is of primary importance for future graduates to possess high levels of communicative competence in at least two foreign languages, intercultural competence as well as an ability to learn languages in an ...
Vytautas Magnus University
Author(s): Nemira Macianskiene
Institution/Organisation: Centre of Foreign Languages, Vytautas Magnus University (LT)
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An Overview of Language Teaching at Kaunas University of Technology
Author(s): Regina Petrylaite
Institution/Organisation: Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania (LT)
The case study gives an overview of the initiatives and practices of language teaching at Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania. KTU is a state-supported university training engineers and managers for different branches of Lithuania’s economy. It is the second largest university in Lithuania ...
Internationale Sprachkurse / International Language Courses (University of Freiburg)
Author(s): Sonja Dierks
Institution/Organisation: Sprachlehrinstitut der Universität Freiburg (SLI) / Language Teaching Center (DE)
Since their inception nearly 100 years ago the International Language Courses have gained a sound reputation for modern, high-quality further education. The number of registrations has steadily risen since 1911, when the courses started with 64 participants. There were 782 registrations for the ...
