Students can receive credit for the course if they:

1) Meet the attendance requirements

2) submit all assignments on time

3) pass the final test

Recommended:

• Hewings, Martin. Cambridge Academic English Upper-Intermediate. Cambridge: Cambridge, 2012, s. ISBN 9780521165204.
• O'Dell, Felicity, and Michael McCarthy . Academic Vocabulary in Use. Cambridge: Cambridge, 2016, s. ISBN 978-1-107-59166-0.

Optional:

• Rumisek, Lisa . Academic Writing: From Paragraph to Essay. New York: Macmillan, 2005, s. ISBN 1405086068.
• Huckin, Olsen . Technical Writing and Professional Communication for Non-Native Speakers of English. New York: McGraw-Hill, 2012, s. ISBN 13: 978-0070478237.

Session 1 Introduction/ Assessing Your Academic Writing Skills

Session 2 Writing ethics; plagiarism

Session 3 Working with secondary sources/Referencing systems 1

Session 4 Working with secondary sources/Referencing systems 2

Session 5 Characteristics of Academic Style 1

Session 6 Characteristics of Academic Style 2

Session 7 B.A. thesis structure

Session 8 Developing a paragraph

Session 9 Writing Introductions

Session 10 Writing Conclusions

Session 11 Writing an Abstract

Session 12 Proofreading/ Common mistakes

Session 13 Final Test

Session 14 Online consultations (by appointment)

English at B2 level.