Adopting a broad perspective, we will look at texts, writing and good academic practice in different disciplines.

After the course students will be able to

• select relevant sources for the use in their academic text.
• apply different reading strategies (scanning, extracting relevant information, goal-directed reading, etc.).
• summarize and synthesize research outcomes using their own words.
• choose and integrate citations appropriately.
• know different reference systems and apply them appropriately.
• write critical comments, relying on substantive arguments, sound argumentation and relevant examples.
• recognize plagiarism and know how to avoid it in their own work.

Self-study and preparatory work for the sessions will be required. 

Sessions will provide input in order to support the self-study process. During the sessions you will also work in groups, which will allow us to discuss the material you prepared in more detail.

For students who will write their bachelor's thesis in the current or following semester.

During the registration period, free places are filled according to the “first-come, first-served” principle. After the end of the registration period, the number of places is increased and students on the waiting list will be registered for the lecture based on their progress in their studies.

If you have a valid registration for the lecture, but will not participate, please deregister during the registration period of LPIS. Your place will be available for other students.