M.A. Seminar 340-AT2-2SEM10

Course profile: general academic
Form of study: full-time
Course type: obligatory (M_6)
Field and discipline of study: humanities/language studies
year of study: I and II
semester: I, II, III, IV

Prerequisites:
The student should meet the requirements for learning outcomes provided by the National Qualification Framework for higher education, first degree studies, from the area of humanities.

Number of didactic hours:
2x30h=60h exercises (1st year)
2x30h=60h exercises (2nd year)

Didactic methods: discussions, analysis of scientific texts on translation studies, conversion lectures.

ECTS credits: 30

Balance of student workload:
Participation in seminar exercises, additional consultations, e-mail contact with the supervisor: 4x30h + 180h
Independent repetition of the material from the subjects of the selected specialization: 70h
Preparation of a paper / multimedia presentation: 30h
Library search: 60h
Collection of research material: 60h
Thesis writing: 250h
Dissertation editing, revisions, proofreading, etc: 50h
Total: 820 h
(corresponds to 30 ECTS credits)

Quantitative indicators:
Student workload related to activities requiring direct participation of the teacher: 120+180=300h (12 ECTS points)

The student workload related to the participation in the seminar (paper, multimedia presentation) and preparation of the diploma thesis : 820h (30 ECTS points)

Term 2023:

Faculty of Philology, Institute of Neophilology, English Philology
First-degree studies, Stationary, Study profile: General academic; Compulsory subject (M_12).
Second year, semesters III and IV; Prerequisites: passed the first year of study; discussion, paper or multimedia presentation on the progress and results of the student's work (e.g. collected bibliography, research material, conclusions).
Final editing and submission of the thesis is a requirement for credit. 60 hours;
Balance of student workload:
Participation in seminar exercises and additional consultations within the framework of on-call for students 2x30h+ 25h
Preparation of a paper / multimedia presentation 35h
Library search 50h
Independent repetition of the material from the subjects of the selected specialization 60h
Conducting experimental research: surveys, text analysis, etc. 30h
Collection and processing of research material 90h
Writing a thesis 80h
E-mail contact with the teacher 20h
Editing the thesis, revisions, corrections, etc. 50h
Total: 500
Student workload related to activities requiring direct participation of the teacher. 105h 4 pts. ECTS
Student workload related to participation in the seminar (paper, multimedia presentation) and preparation of the diploma thesis -.
practical classes 500 19 pts. ECTS

Term 2024:

Type of course

obligatory courses

Prerequisites (description)

The goal is to deepen the methodological awareness of the participants, develop and organize their detailed knowledge in the area determined by the dissertation topics, and consolidate the ability to understand and interpret various phenomena in the field of culture and literature of English-speaking countries.

Course coordinators

Anna Karczewska

Mode

(in Polish) w sali

Learning outcomes

KA7_WG1, KA7_WG4, KA7_WG5, KA7_WG6, KA7_WG7
KA7_WG9
KA7_UW1, KA7_UK4, KA7_UU1
KA6_UW6
KA7_KO4, KA7_KR2
KA7_KO3, KA7_KO1

Assessment criteria

Credit for the seminar will be based on the following timely completion of assignments:

- 1 semester - submission of 2 chapters of the thesis, oral presentation, abstract in English and Polish.
- 2nd semester - oral presentation and submission of a complete thesis with introduction and conclusions

In addition, the following will be taken into account: attendance at classes, activity during classes and fulfillment of established responsibilities.
The student must have mastered the ability to use the word program, and the ability to create bibliography and footnotes to the thesis in the format indicated by the supervisor.

Bibliography

literature depends on the specifics of the topics covered in the seminar. It is listed in Part B of the syllabus.

Term 2023:

Osuchowska, D. i Kleparski, G. A. 2009. The Rudiments of Academic
Writing. Rzeszów:
Wojciechowska, R. 2010. Przewodnik metodyczny pisania pracy
dyplomowej / Warszawa: Difin.
Zenderowski, R. 2009. Praca magisterska, licencjat: krótki przewodnik po
metodologii pisania i obrony pracy dyplomowej. Warszawa : "CeDeWu".
Dornyei, Z. (2007). Research methods in applied linguistics.
Wojcik,K.2012. Piszę akademicką pracę promocyjną: licencjacką,
magisterską, doktorską. Warszawa: Wolters Kluwer.

Term 2024:

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