Advanced Intensive German (AIG)

["A project-based course, i.e., there is no course book or curriculum based on grammar topics, but students will choose a topic and form of presentation (e.g., video, podcast, website, Instagram stories, etc.) at the start of the course", "Projects should be selected based on UOS research foci such as "peace and conviviality", "sustainability", "migration" and "artificial intelligence".", "Resources and technical equipment from UOS’s DigiLab can be used to complete projects; DigiLab staff will introduce all resources available to students.", "Besides assisting students with their projects, lecturers will introduce students to relevant research skills and language competences in German to prepare and present their projects in the daily lessons.", "A rich cultural and recreational programme, including a four-day trip to Berlin", "Students will qualify for up to nine ECTS credit points at proficiency level B1/B2 CEFR upon successful completion of the language course."]