This is an advanced final year / MA language module in translation from and into German. Working with a variety of text types – literary, historical and...

This is an advanced final year / MA language module in translation from and into German. Working with a variety of text types – literary, historical and journalistic – it aims to enhance understanding of idiom, style and register, and develops advanced language mediation skills. Practical translation work is complemented by a reflective, critical engagement with the translation process, as students not only become more proficient translators but also produce brief commentaries on their work. The module is taught weekly in Terms I and II, in two separate one-hour sessions 

Aims of the component: To develop the participant&#039;s ability to undertake independent research particularly in relation to: 1. Critical review of the...

Aims of the component: To develop the participant's ability to undertake independent research particularly in relation to: 1. Critical review of the relevant literature 2. Planning and effective execution of scientific techniques 3. Data analysis 4. Evaluation of the results 5. Effective presentation of research findings.

Aims: To provide students with a thorough understanding of core concepts and methods of macro-economic theory and policy for the open economy.

Suitable For:...

Aims: To provide students with a thorough understanding of core concepts and methods of macro-economic theory and policy for the open economy.

Suitable For: BASc students - Science Pathway (Y000 & Y001) may take ECON0018 provided they have already taken ECON0017 in a previous year. Affiliate students and ESPS Dual Degree students on the UCL-Sciences Po programme can also take this module, subject to approval by the course coordinator (and Affiliate Student Tutor for Affiliate students).

Prerequisites: ECON0017 or equivalent.

Assumed knowledge: Students coming in to the course should have knowledge of the 3-equation macroeconomic model of the closed economy and of debt dynamics, as is taught in ECON0017 or equivalent.