The aims of this course are the following:
First, to develop linguistic skills: your capacity to understand spoken and written English and to improve your ability to write in English.
Secondly, to gain a better understanding of the ancient world and its influence on the Western World.
And thirdly, to help you write in English on themes that relate to your specific discipline.
The following subjects have been chosen in the hope that whatever your disciple you will find topics that relate to your interests:
Ancient Egypt and Writing
Ancient Greece and Thinking
Ancient Rome and Power
Ancient Israel and the art of the impossible
First, to develop linguistic skills: your capacity to understand spoken and written English and to improve your ability to write in English.
Secondly, to gain a better understanding of the ancient world and its influence on the Western World.
And thirdly, to help you write in English on themes that relate to your specific discipline.
The following subjects have been chosen in the hope that whatever your disciple you will find topics that relate to your interests:
Ancient Egypt and Writing
Ancient Greece and Thinking
Ancient Rome and Power
Ancient Israel and the art of the impossible
- Enseignant: Colin HARRIS