(in Polish) English Philology (1-PRK-EP-S.L.3.PP)(in Polish: English Philology) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
bachelor's degree studies, practical profile full time, 3 years Language: English | Jump to: Opis ogólnySTUDYING AT ENGLISH PHILOLOGY – PRACTICAL PROFILE If you want to be well prepared to face the challenges of a highly competitive job market, study English Philology – practical profile of the undergraduate studies in English. The University of Opole in cooperation with local companies and business organisations has created an innovative programme that allows the undergraduates to link their academic growth with practical application of knowledge and skills in business settings. Students learn how to function in business contexts by developing their skills in analysis, planning, management, economics, or IT. They learn to use English in speech and writing at C1 level of CEFR for languages. Additionally, students develop a second foreign language at B2 level. The programme comprises several business subjects, such as project managmenet, change management, international commerce and trade law, business negotiations, or business relationships, to name a few. In semesters 4 and 5, students undergo an internship (a total of 960 hours) in enterprises, companies, corporations or institutions of their choice. In semesters 5 and 6, students work on a diploma paper embedded in their practical profile. The classes are held from Monday through Friday. Some courses are conducted online, others are held in classrooms on the university site. All lecturers are available to students during their office hours to discuss academic issues relating to the courses. Bachelor of Arts studies (undergraduate studies) finish with a BA defence and a BA degree. Undergraduate studies in English Philology – practical profile prepare candidates for graduate studies in a similar field. WHAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE AT OPOLE UNIVERSITY? A professional team of academic teachers supports and guides the undergraduates in their intellectual growth and language skills developement. Moreover, students learn directly from practitioners in the field of business and organisation. Students are educated in modern lecture rooms in the newly renovated historical building of Collegium Maius equipped with modern audiovisual technology. Our library and the reading room offer access to an extensive collection of literature (more than 37 thousand volumes devoted to various aspects of culture and language of English speaking countries and 100 titles of journals and magazines devoted to teaching). Additionally, students participate in project workshops and take field visits in factories, companies or corporations to enrich their practical skills. STUDENT MOBILITY PERSPECTIVES Our students can enroll in an exchange programme Erasmus+ offered by the University of Opole, which allows for studying abroad for a semester or two, developing foreign language communication skills, learning about culture of a foreign country and gaining professional knowledge via a foreign language. Our partners are, among others, in Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, HungarySpain, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Malta, Germany, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Turkey and Italy. Students can also participate in study visits connected with the study program and do their internship abroad. (more information available at www.erasmus.uni.opole.pl). FUTURE CAREER PROSPECTS Undergraduates of English Philology – practical profile can seek employment in small, medium, or large manufacturing companies, design and administrative entities, and private enterprises, corporations, business institutions, in planning, logistics, or production and enterprise project management divisions, especially where advanced command of general and business English is a standard job requirement. Our students finish their studies with strong communication skills in English at C1 level in writing and speaking, the knowledge of a second foreign language at B2 level, the ability to search for information in various sources, to analyze and synthesize information, and to work effectively both independently and in teams. The study programme is fully accessible to people with special needs. RECRUITMENT DETAILS Faculty of Philology FOREIGN CANDIDATES More information for foreign candidates is available at hello.uni.opole.pl E-mail for questions about the recruitment of foreigners: hello@uni.opole.pl tel. +48 77 452 7496, +48 77 452 7292 Foreign candidates submit their documets to International Students Office (can also be sent by mail) address: Grunwaldzka 31, Opole 45-054, room 1,8,9 QUALIFICATION CRITERIA 50 points is the minimum score for enrollment obtained on the basis of the tables below. Admission requirements: ranking of diplomas
A candidate shall choose only one level. Candidates with "OLD MATURA"
* Final grade is converted into the points according to the table in Attachment 4 to the Senate Resulution and will be considered only in case the candidate had no written exam in the given sugject. ** Any final exam but for the English language QUALIFICATION CRITERIA FOR FOREIGN CANDIDATES In order to apply, enter the following final exam grades from the secondary school certificate: 1. English 2. Any subject of your choice. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Full qualification at the sixth level of the Polish Qualification Framework.
Undergraduate of English Philology Practical Profile knows and understands:
• position and importance of the English language and philological studies in the fields of business, culture, economy, information technology, law, media, politics, science and sociology;
• vocabulary, grammar, structures and stylistics in English at C1 level; technical, specialist and official (formal) English used for specific purposes;
• techniques used in negotiations, communication, debates, public speaking, presentations, analysis and interpretation of texts, for IT purposes and to learn correct pronunciation;
• specific terminology and techniques used in writing, critical analysis, listening, speaking and reading in English in order to solve specific problems; ways to express specific types of information;
• legal, ethical and linguistic considerations of their professional activity resulting from the studied discipline;
• principles of copyright and its protection in relation to various cultural products, in particular in the field of English philology;
• the contents associated with the elective module (as specified in a separate list of module learning outcomes).
Undergraduate of English Philology Practical Profile can:
• use different phrases, structures and stylistic rules in order to formulate and solve problems or complete formal or professional tasks both in writing and orally;
• be innovative in solving problems through proper selection, evaluation and analysis of the obtained information;
• recognize and write different types of specialist texts and create their own, coherent and logical arguments, and draw conclusions;
• conduct basic research, search, and analysis, select and use information using different sources, methods and computer literacy;
• read, listen to, and create texts in English, and make presentations on topics related to business, culture, economics, computer science, law, media, politics, science and sociology, using formal sources;
• use English at C1 level, with particular emphasis on specialist vocabulary, professional terms, technical terms, jargon, pronunciation, etc., especially when listening, writing, reading and speaking;
• formulate research problems and use appropriate tools and methods to analyse and discuss them with other specialists in the field of English philology;
• participate in debates, negotiations and discussions, present and appraise different opinions and positions related to a given topic;
• take up individual and group activities aimed at developing language skills and study techniques ensuring success in learning and work;
• plan and organize individual and team work; continue to learn independently;
• translate selected texts from their mother tongue into English in order to use them or make them available to other students;
• use the acquired knowledge and skills to deepen their academic interests in the intra- and interdisciplinary dimension;
• can use another foreign language at B2 level;
• use the knowledge associated with the elective module (as specified in a separate list of module learning outcomes).
Undergraduate of English Philology Practical Profile is ready to:
• prioritize the implementation of various tasks related to studying and professional work;
• critically appraise and solve problems arising from the implementation of tasks; act in stressful situations, like public speeches, giving presentations or debating; respond to challenging texts or speeches using appropriate techniques and structures;
• critically evaluate their own skills and knowledge and the continuous improvement of their skills, including language ones, while carrying out professional activities;
• accept linguistic and cultural differences and recognize them as natural professional factors;
• participate in various forms of cultural life and international events, (co-) organize open public events, discussions, and presentations;
• comply with the rules of professional ethics and develop their language skills in the English language in the process of lifelong learning;
• to undertake individual and team activities to improve the quality of their work;
• function competently, responsibly, and ethically within the area defined by the elective module (as specified in a separate list of module learning outcomes).