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English for Political Sciences II

Class at Faculty of Social Sciences |
JLB006

Syllabus

CURRICULUM FOR SUMMER TERM 

Skills

Argumentation and debating skills 

Listening and reproduction

Academic writing 

Describing visual information

AI literacy  

Topics:

Elections, Electoral systems

Governments, systems and regimes

Democracy and democratic deficit

Political ideologies

Annotation

This course assigns a central role to interaction with English authentic texts (relevant to prospective political scientists) in English. The topics dealt with week by week (concerning e.g. governments, systems and regimes, political ideologies, state, nations and nationalism, global politics, political culture, mass media and political communication, representation, elections and voting, parties and party systems, etc.) will be explored in group discussions and/or workshop activities.

At the same time, the course introduces students to aspects of studying academic English, with special attention being given to the language used in academic speech and writing. There is no single textbook for this one-year course.

Details will be given and texts supplied by the teacher as the course progresses. Any circulation of the materials is prohibited.