ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES - SHORT TERM
Learn to use Academic English effectively! English for Academic Purposes.
- Become familiar with the typical linguistic conventions (register, vocabulary and grammatical structures), as well as the compulsory codes of conduct associated with producing essays and research in third-level education.
- Practise the texts which will support your work or study in academic institutions (presentations, dissertations, citations and reference lists, to name a few).
KEY POINTS
12 - 30 August
What is INCLUDED?
Extra classes and social programme
Access to University Facilities
Course certificate
DCULS student card
Free Wi-Fi
What will this course offer you?
- The necessary linguistic resources and skills to facilitate working, studying and networking in academic contexts
- Opportunities to practise giving academic presentations or structuring and producing academic essays
- An understanding of university protocols with regard to necessary references and avoidance of plagiarism
Who should attend this programme?
- are delivering programmes in a third-level institution where classes or academic interaction is partly or wholly carried out through English
- are current students or applicants to a third-level institution where classes are partly or wholly delivered through English
USEFUL INFORMATION
How Can I Book a Course?
To apply for a course, please complete our online application form here .Once received, our Registration Officer will contact you to confirm your programme and arrange payment.
What types of accommodation can you arrange for me?
We have different categories of accommodation to suit all preferences. Please have a look at the accommodation section on our website for an overview.
Where is Ireland and Dublin Located?
Ireland is an island nation, located beside the United Kingdom in north-west Europe. Ireland has a population of 4.7 million people, of which 1.3 million live in the region of Dublin, the capital city.
Accommodation
Flexible Accommodation Options including staying with an Irish family.
