INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS OF GERMAN AND DRAMA

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In addition to the compulsory modules, all German Native Speakers will be registered for a further 15 credits which can be chosen from the selection of level four modules on offer from the German Department within the School of Languages, Linguistics and Film. These modules begin GER-. The German optional modules can be found in the grid below. If you feel that you have been assigned to the wrong pathway (eg. beginner when you have an A Level), please discuss this with your adviser at the beginning of the session. All students take 120 credits in total each year. Further details about optional modules and what they entail can be found in the full version of our Module Directory: http://www.sllf.qmul.ac.uk/undergraduate/firstyearmodules/ Full programme regulations can be found here: http://www.sllf.qmul.ac.uk/undergraduate/programme_regulations.html You will also need to consult these regulations in subsequent years. German Optional Modules Autumn Semester Spring Semester Germany Today 15 credits Introduction to the Structures and Varieties of Modern German 15 credits Austrian Literature 15 credits Full Year Modules German Play 15 credits
<strong>GERMAN</strong> Preliminary Reading List Language We strongly recommend the following grammar books, as you will need them from first year on: � Martin Durrell/Katrin Kohl/Gudrun Loftus. Essential German Grammar. London: Arnold, 2002. – for First and Second Year Students � Hammer's German Grammar and Usage, ed. Martin Durrell, Edward Arnold. 4 th edition 2002. – for Second and Final Year Students � Cecile Zorach and Charolotte Melin. English Grammar for Students of German. 4 th edition. London: Arnold, 2004. – for students unfamiliar with grammatical terminology In addition, we will be working with the following book to extend vocabulary, which will be vital in terms of your linguistic proficiency and your performance in the exams: � Monika Reimann/Sabine Dinsel. Großer Lernwortschatz. Deutsch als Fremdsprache. Ismaning: Hueber, 2003. For improvement of your reading and writing skills in German, we recommend the following: � Waltraud, Coles/ Dodd, Bill. Reading German. A course book and reference grammar. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1997. � Duensing, Annette/ Baumann, Uwe. Developing Writing Skills in German. London: Routledge, 2006. To get you started on the reading required for Foundations of German Studies, we would recommend you acquaint yourselves with the following: Linguistics • Michael Clyne. The German language in a changing Europe. Cambridge: CUP, 1999. • Patrick Stevenson. The German speaking world: a practical introduction to sociolinguistic issues. London: Routledge, 1999.
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