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English at FI
For undergraduate students
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The basic English that you need to master in order to sit the Bachelor's State Final Exam is VB001 Specialist English. The course is only a form of exam at the end of the semester. The exam tests whether your knowledge is really equivalent to B2 level according to the Common European Framework of Reference.
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Courses VB035 and VB036 are compulsory and prepare you for those parts of the VB001 exam that students usually find difficult - formal use of language in written and spoken speech, presentations, giving feedback, creating handouts, etc. Seminars are held once every 14 days and each student keeps his/her own record of study, which is adapted to his/her individual abilities, so the emphasis is on students' independence in language study.
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These courses practice presentation skills from all possible angles. Groups are small and also serve to gain confidence and self-assurance in the use of spoken language. The exact content of the course varies according to the needs of the students and results in a final presentation, usually IBM-rated by their experts.
VB039 Presentations in English I VB040 Presentations in English II
For advanced students
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To improve your written expression in academic English there is
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If you want to use English professionally and formally on and off campus, and you want to learn how to define, delineate, and express yourself in a structured way, enroll in
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If you decide to write your dissertation in English, you will appreciate learning about the most common mistakes, differences from English and other tips. In the second half of the semester, you will receive feedback directly on your work.
Not only at FI
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Learn English in a way that's right for you by
Grammar and complete beginners
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As a preparatory course for the VB035 entrance test, you can try the Intensive English Grammar Course or other courses at the MU Language Learning Centre.
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There is something at FF for those who fail the test: