General provisions

The course is given as optional module within Linguistics C but may also be taken independently.

Entry requirements

30 credits in a linguistic subject.

Learning outcomes

On completion of the course, to earn the grade Pass the student should at least be able to:

• explain the basic principles of the scientific work and the research methodology with reference to modern linguistics (general linguistics),
• present and analyse relevant scientific articles within the field linguistics (general linguistics), and
• work with a certain level of independence, clearly formulate and critically discuss theoretical and methodological assumptions and present the results orally and in writing.

Content

See the aims.

Assessment

The students show the results of their learning through a combination of different forms of assessment,

which can be either oral or written.

They can take place at a scheduled time and location (e.g. within the framework of regular teaching), or be such that the student carries them out independently.

Information regarding assessment will be announced at the beginning of the course.

Other directives

The course may not be included in a degree if equivalent parts have been read within another course included in the degree.

On completion of the course, the student can not read the course Current research fields within linguistics 5LN141 for second-cycle studies.