List of courses
Faculty: English Philology
Programme: ERASMUS+
Practical English Courses – Level One 27 ECTS |
ECTS |
Integrated English language skills in social and professional situations – foundation course |
9 |
Practical grammar 1 |
8 |
Phonetics 1 |
4 |
Conversations 1 |
6 |
Practical English Courses – Level Two 10 ECTS |
ECTS |
Practical grammar 3 |
4 |
Conversations 3 |
2 |
Reading comprehension 2 |
2 |
Writing 1 |
2 |
Practical English Courses – Level Three 9 ECTS |
ECTS |
Practical grammar 5 |
3 |
Conversations 5 |
1 |
Reading comprehension 4 |
2 |
Writing 3 |
3 |
Module Subjects 18/17ECTS |
ECTS |
History of literature of English language countries / Interpretation of literature of English language countries in social context* |
4 |
Interpretation of cultural texts / Introduction to translation theory and practice* |
3/2 |
Cultural semiotics / New media semiotics* |
3 |
Interdisciplinary digital humanities / Methodologies of digital humanities* |
2 |
Language and interpretation: analysis of literary texts / Language and interpretation: analysis of cultural texts* |
2 |
Writing for new media |
3 |
Critical thinking |
1 |
Intercultural workshop |
The course provides the students with theoretical perspectives on intercultural encounters, as well as prepares them for such experiences on a practical level. Students study the concepts of culture, multiplicity, multi-nationality, ethnicity and cross-cultural understanding, being exposed to a variety of perspectives and voices present in the modern global society. The workshop is conducted over the backdrop of the specificity of Polish culture, and as such, is also intended to help the students find themselves in the reality of their host country for the duration of their stay. |
2 ECTS |
Polish language and culture |
The aim of the course is to provide the students with the basic grasp of the structures and vocabulary of the Polish language, thus enabling them to successfully communicate on a range of fundamental topics in everyday life. The course is also intended to place the language skills against the background of Polish culture, thus allowing the students to explore Polish cultural context and customs. |
2 ECTS |
Faculty: English Philology
Programme: ERASMUS+
Practical English Courses – Level One 18 ECTS |
ECTS |
Practical grammar 2 |
4 |
Phonetics 2 |
4 |
Conversations 2 |
4 |
Reading comprehension 1 |
3 |
Listening comprehension 1 |
3 |
Practical English Courses – Level Two 17 ECTS |
ECTS |
Practical grammar 4 |
5 |
Conversations 4 |
4 |
Reading comprehension 3 |
3 |
Listening comprehension 2 |
2 |
Writing 2 |
3 |
Practical English Courses – Level Three 10 ECTS |
ECTS |
Practical grammar 6 |
4 |
Conversations 6 |
2 |
Reading comprehension 5 |
1 |
Writing 4 |
3 |
Module Subjects 15 ECTS |
ECTS |
Elements of linguistic knowledge / Selected problems of applied linguistics * |
2 |
Theory and interpretation of literature/Interpretation of contemporary literature * |
2 |
History and culture of English language countries |
2 |
Business vocabulary and correspondence |
4 |
Modular project |
3 |
Writing for new media |
2 |
* one of the two courses will be opened, depending on the decision of the majority of students
Intercultural workshop |
The course provides the students with theoretical perspectives on intercultural encounters, as well as prepares them for such experiences on a practical level. Students study the concepts of culture, multiplicity, multi-nationality, ethnicity and cross-cultural understanding, being exposed to a variety of perspectives and voices present in the modern global society. The workshop is conducted over the backdrop of the specificity of Polish culture, and as such, is also intended to help the students find themselves in the reality of their host country for the duration of their stay. |
2 ECTS |
Polish language and culture |
The aim of the course is to provide the students with the basic grasp of the structures and vocabulary of the Polish language, thus enabling them to successfully communicate on a range of fundamental topics in everyday life. The course is also intended to place the language skills against the background of Polish culture, thus allowing the students to explore Polish cultural context and customs. |
2 ECTS |
Course unit code: Refer to the ECTS information Package
Duration of course unit:
Y = 1 full academic year
1S = 1 semester 2S = 2 semesters
1T = 1 term/trimester 2T = 2 terms/trimesters
Description of the institutional grading system:
ECTS |
GRADES AT KPSW |
GRADE CRITERIUM |
A |
5,0 bardzo dobry (excellent) |
- EXCELLENT ACHIEVEMENTS THAT ARE BEYOND THE PROGRAM , - RESULTS ACCEPTING MINOR, SECONDARY MISTAKES
|
B |
4,5 or 4+ dobry plus (very good) |
- ACHIEVEMENTS ABOVE AVERAGE LEVEL, WITH SOME MISTAKES
|
C |
4,0 dobry (good) |
- ACHIEVEMENTS AGREEING WITH STANDARDS, - SOLID WORK WITH AN ARRAY OF VISIBLE MISTAKES
|
D |
3,5 or 3+ dostateczny plus (average) |
- SATISFACTORY ACHIEVEMENTS, BUT WITH A SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT OF DEFICIENCY |
E |
3,0 dostateczny (sufficient) |
- WORK/ ACHIEVEMENTS THAT FULFIL MINIMUM RECQUIREMENT
|
F |
2,0 niedostateczny (fail) |
- CREDIT POSSIBLE AFTER FILLING ELEMENTARY DEFIICIENCIES IN THE KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED
|
ECTS grading scale:
ECTS Grade |
% of successful students normally achieving the grade |
Definition |
A B C D E FX F |
10 25 30 25 10 - - |
The use of words like “excellent” or “good” is no longer recommended as they do not fit with percentage based ranking of the ECTS Grade Transfer Scale.
FAIL - some more work required before the credit can be awarded. FAIL - considerable further work is required. |
ECTS credits:
1 full academic year = 60 credits
1 semester = 30 credits