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German Immersion 2 Module

Module Delivery Information

• Location: Canterbury
• Term: Spring Term
• Level: 5
• Credits (ECTS): 20 (10)
• Current Convenor: Tobias Heinrich
• Year: 2025 to 2026

Overview

By participating in task-based seminars, interactive writing exercises, and collaborative projects, students will develop the necessary language skills to communicate clearly in German at an intermediate level.

Details

• Contact hours: Seminar 32
• Method of assessment:
  • 600 words Report (Research Project Report worth 30%)
  • 60 minutes and 900 words Language skills (Listening and reading (40%), speaking (30%))
• Reassessment Method: Single instrument 100% Practical Skills assessment (900 words)
• Indicative reading: Not specified
• Learning outcomes:
  1. Read and write in German at the intermediate level
  2. Select and apply an expanded German vocabulary at the intermediate level
  3. Demonstrate comprehension of key ideas in standard German texts on familiar topics
  4. Express opinions and exchange information confidently in German on familiar or routine subjects
  5. Develop a critical understanding of the cultures and ways of life in German-speaking countries

Notes

• Credit level 5: Intermediate level module usually taken in Stage 2 of an undergraduate degree
• ECTS credits are recognised throughout the EU and allow students to transfer credit easily from one university to another
• The named convenor is the convenor for the current academic session

Key Information

• Year: 2025 to 2026
• Pre-requisites: German 1 or equivalent
• Restrictions: None

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