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Engelsk kunnskapen hos studentene blir stadig bedre for hvert år som går. De utenlandske studentene har det største spriket mellom de beste og nest beste.Kurs er stadig populært,og påmeldingen mer enn tilfredsstillende. Studentene synes å trives med både oppgavene og selve undervisningen.

Klasse deltakelsen var meget bra, med gode tilbakemeldinger fra studentene.

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NTNU Handelshøyskolen

NTNU Business School

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Engelsk

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The total grade of this course is a mix of an oral and a written exam. Please note that active classroom participation is a part of the Oral examination. Students who want to improve their grade in a course based on several assessments, may re-take the individual component assessment. For a new assessment in connection with a failing grade, the Faculty of Economics and Management has supplementary regulations.Admission will be limited, students must apply.The course is available for students currently enrolled in the Bachelor programme Business Administration at NTNU Business School, and foreign exchange students at Faculty of Economics and Management.

Forkunnskapskrav

Faglig innhold

This course will help you improve your oral and written English for use in business and management situations, whether you need to write e-mails, letters or reports, or make a PowerPoint presentation to an international audience where English is the common language. Writing and grammar: <ul><li>Sentence structure, paragraph construction, prepositions, punctuation and pronoun use, and other common problem areas for non-native speakers of English. </li><li>Expanding business and management vocabulary. </li><li>Presenting material orally in English </li><li>Improving pronunciation, stress and intonation</li><li>Contemporary business communication </li><li>21st century business and management issues covering a wide range of current business and economic situations</li></ul>

Kursmateriell

English for Business Studies, Ian McKenzie

Læringsutbytte

Knowledge <ul><li>acquisition of business and specialist vocabulary and appropriate use in spoken and written language </li></ul>Skills <ul><li>ability to write a range of business related correspondence </li><li>ability to take part in English speaking meetings </li></ul>General Competence <ul><li>to successfully present in English both written and spoken using a wide range of vocabulary and a high degree of grammatical accuracy</li></ul>

Læringsformer og aktiviteter

The course assumes students have a working knowledge of English, and will focus on improving written and oral skills by examining common problem areas for non-native speakers of English, including sentence structure, paragraph construction, prepositions, punctuation and pronoun use. Students will also build their business and management vocabulary through assigned readings and mandatory oral presentations. Readings will focus on contemporary business and management issues, such as the economic situation, management of a multi-national workforce, corporate social responsibility, banking, new technology, adverstising, marketing, public relations, outsourcing and international supply chains. There will be take-home assignments to help students improve their written English skills, as well as in-class oral presentations for which students will be given written feedback from the instructor. All students must complete all assignments in order to take the examination and all students need participate actively in the classroom.

Business and Management English

Økonomi og administrasjon

Bachelor i økonomi og administrasjon

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Antall studenter har økt noe de seneste årene, noe som byr på utfordringer med oppfølging av studentene.Pandemien har også satt sine spor, da digital undervisning egner seg dårlig til dette emnet og det har ikke vært mulig å gjennomføre gruppe aktiviteter.Oppmøtet har vært meget tilfredsstillende, pandemien tatt i betraktning.Dog er det alltid noen studenter som møter kun opp til eksamen. Ettersom dette er et "muntlig" fag kan dette ofte by på problemer da det blir første gangen jeg hører de prate. Merker også en tendens til at de norske studentene blir stadig bedre, mens særlig de sør europeiske holder et stabilt nivå.

Det er lagt opp til mye diskusjoner. Studentene skal bli vant til å lese høyt, lytte til ulike varianter/dialekter av engelsk og kunne gjennomføre en presentasjon til slutt.Føler at emnet er godt likt av studentene og feedback har vært for det meste positivt. Grunnet pandemien har det ikke vært gjennomført noen form for gruppearbeid i 2021, noe studentene har gitt uttrykk for at de savnet.Mange studenter hat meldt tilbake at læringsutbytte har vært godt.Studentene som har valgt å være fysisk tilstede har hatt desidert best utbytte av emnet.Det prøves stadig vekk å oppdatere innholdet til dagsaktuelle "caser" slik at studentene kan diskutere aktuelle hendelser.

Det burde vurderes å innføre en form for "obligatorisk oppmøte". Dette kunne godt ligge på f.eks 50% for å kunne gå opp til eksamen.

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Kvaliteten i emnet vurderes som høy. Emnet har fått gode tilbakemeldinger fra studentene.

Læringsutbytte er i henhold til studieplanen. Læringsutbyttet er kommunisert til studentene i forelesning.

Læringsaktivitetene er relevante for oppnåelse av læringsutbyttet.Det foreligger ikke undersøkelser om studentenes egeninnsats og motivasjon.Læringsmiljøet vår21 har vært preget av Covid19-situasjonen.

The total grade of this course is a mix of an oral and a written exam.
Please note that active classroom participation is a part of the Oral examination.

Students who want to improve their grade in a course based on several assessments, may re-take the individual component assessment.
For a new assessment in connection with a failing grade, the Faculty of Economics and Management has supplementary regulations.

Admission will be limited, students must apply. 

The course is available for students currently enrolled in the Bachelor programme Business Administration at NTNU Business School, and foreign exchange students at Faculty of Economics and Management.

This course will help you improve your oral and written English for use in business and management situations, whether you need to write e-mails, letters or reports, or make a PowerPoint presentation to an international audience where English is the common language.

Writing and grammar: 
- Sentence structure, paragraph construction, prepositions, punctuation and pronoun use, and other common problem areas for non-native speakers of English.
- Expanding business and management vocabulary.
- Presenting material orally in English - improving pronunciation, stress and intonation.
- Contemporary business communication
- 21st century business and management issues covering a wide range of current business and economic situations

English for Business Studies, Ian McKenzie


Knowledge
- acquisition of business and specialist vocabulary and appropriate use in spoken and written language

Skills
- ability to write a range of business related correspondence
- ability to take part in English speaking meetings

General Competence
- to successfully present in English both written and spoken using a wide range of vocabulary and a high degree of grammatical accuracy

Assignment  ( not valid autumn 2020)

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Business and Management English - SPR2010