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Biotechnology
Basic and applied biomedical sciences
Neuroscience (international)
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After your evaluation test you were assigned to a course. This is English in PhD 1. On this website you will find all the information, material and exercises that you need for your course. Do not forget to check the Diary to see what we do every lesson.
The aim of the course is to give you the basics of grammar, pronunciation and structures so that you can understand written English better, are able to ask and answer questions better and can write short, comprehensible texts in English.
You have to be able to understand written English and answer questions. This is basic to your PhD course. There are videos and exercises to help you and dictations, listenings and structures to increase your vocabulary.
There will be active participation in all lessons. Participants are expected to read, ask and answer questions and do homework that will be corrected in the following lesson.
There is no final exam for this course. However, there will be continuous assessment to make sure that you are making progress.
Nearly all the material you use during this course is on the website and can be downloaded for viewing/revision offline.
If you have any problems, just send me an email or speak to me during the lessons. If you see any mistakes on this site or would like to see something added, again, just email me.
Do not forget to go to the materials page and see if anything new has arrived. Remember to check the Diary after each lesson.
I think it goes without saying that you will have a computer. This website should be viewable on many devices and systems, though it has been fully tested on Windows systems with a screen resolution of 1080p using the Chrome browser.
The lesson will be weekly in room 101, on Tuesday at 09.00.