LACS1016 Project Work: Applying Concepts to Working Life (10 op)

Content

This course will introduce the students to the fundamentals of project planning, project management, and project implementation. In addition, the participants will learn to apply various concepts and theories related to language, communication, and globalization to real life, multilingual contexts. In collaboration with clients from various sectors, students will work together in teams to plan and execute a project.

Study methods

Contact teaching (seminar), readings, project work, presentations, written assignments

Assessment details

Passing the course requires completion of all required assignments in line with stated learning outcomes. An 80% attendance requirement is applied. 

After completing the course, the students will be able to:

• effectively understand how concepts and theories are applied, adjusted and realized within an actual working life context

• critically assess and reflect on the different stages of project management from the perspective of a team member

• produce the deliverables stipulated by the project such as project plan, project reports, and the end product, taking into consideration the goal and user group of the project

• develop their professional skills in the interface of theory and practice

• recognize and evaluate their different career options and professional skills stemming from their practical experience

• efficiently engage in teamwork. 

Timing: Second year, autumn term