The aim of the course is to enable students who already have a reasonably advanced knowledge of Arabic to acquire a better fluency in the language to be able...

Arabic Levels 4+5: Business and Current Affairs (LCAR0010)

The aim of the course is to enable students who already have a reasonably advanced knowledge of Arabic to acquire a better fluency in the language to be able to communicate in all situations within Arabic speaking countries.

It teaches specialised vocabulary to enable participants to use their language skills in a professional environment, such as meetings and conferences, as well as covering related topics such as current affairs and the latest trends in Arabic society. 

The course will enhance knowledge of Arabic life, society and business culture using complex and linguistically accurate structures (different types of discourse, register). 

Cultural awareness will be further developed and raised within a European/global context.  Language learning skills, including autonomous learning and how to approach authentic material, will be further enhanced.  Various transferable skills will also be covered.

For full module details please see the CLIE language modules site at https://www.ucl.ac.uk/languages-international-education/study/modules.

LLM SPECIALISATION: EU AND EUROPEAN PUBLIC LAW

LLM Specialisation: EU and European Public Law (LAWS0180)

This module utilises an array of primary and secondary sources to explore historical themes and major events alongside guided discussion in small group...

Dartmouth Exchange Module: Topics in History - A (HIST0824)

This module utilises an array of primary and secondary sources to explore historical themes and major events alongside guided discussion in small group seminars over 10 weeks.

The exact seminar topics taught will vary from year to year as different visiting academics will wish to share their research and specialisms with you. Similar to other modules at this level, you will be expected to participate in interactive small group discussions and engage with module readings and tasks on a regular basis. You will develop advanced essay writing skills to employ historical evidence and construct an independent argument. You will also be expected to develop a knowledge of concepts and historiography relevant to the topic.