Courses: NORAN250 Second Language Acquisition with Bachelor's Thesis - Autumn 2017




ECTS Credits

Level of Study

Bachelor

Language of Instruction

Norwegian. Danish and Swedish may also be used.

Teaching semester

Spring.

Place of Instruction

Bergen.

Objectives and Content

The course provides a more in-depth introduction to selected theoretical issues in second language acquisition than offered in the100-level NORAN courses. The course prepares students for writing master thesis in second language acquisition.

The course covers various aspects that fall under the broad scope second language acquisition research, and linguistic, pragmatic, sociolinguistic and didactic issues are included.

Learning Outcomes

After successfully completing this course, students will have

Required Previous Knowledge

Students must have a good knowledge of the Norwegian language.

Recommended Previous Knowledge

Students must have a good knowledge of the Norwegian language.

Credit Reduction due to Course Overlap

Access to the Course

The course is open to all students with the right to study at UiB.

Teaching Methods and Extent of Organized Teaching

Approximately 26 lessons organized as lectures and/or seminars.

 

 

If less than five students are registered to a course, the department might reduce the teaching, please see the department¿s guidelines regarding this on "My page". Regarding a course where this is a possibility the students get information about this at the beginning of the semester, and before the deadline regarding semester registration 1.February/1.September.

Compulsory Assignments and Attendance

A paper of approximately 5,000 words submitted on the deadline decided by the course administration.

 

It is compulsory to receive guidance when working on the paper.

Forms of Assessment

A paper of approximately 5,000 words submitted on the deadline decided by the course administration.

Oral exam.

The paper accounts for 60%, and the oral exam accounts for 40% of the final overall grade. The examinee must pass both the written and the oral section in order to pass the course.

Examination Support Material

Grading Scale

Grade scale A-F.

Assessment Semester

Reading List

An approximately 1000-pages curriculum.

Course Evaluation

Evaluation will be conducted in accordance with the University of Bergen's quality assurance system.

Programme Committee

Course Coordinator

Course Administrator

Contact Information

Department of Linguistic, Literary and Aesthetic Studies.

E-mail: advice@lle.uib.no