Number of hours
- Lectures 0
- Projects 0
- Tutorials 12.0
- Internship 0
- Laboratory works 0
- Written tests 0
ECTS
ECTS 3.0
Goal(s)
The Third year English course consists of an 8 hour seminar and 4 electives ( 4 hours each)
The seminar enables students to simulate situations which they will encounter in their professional environment.
The electives are chosen from a panel of courses focusing on extremely varied themes : Cinema, Music, American politics, Business and communication, Environmental challenges, Multi-culturalism…
Contact Laurence PIERRETContent(s)
The seminar addresses issues related to the corporate environment. The aim is to enable students to refine and practice professional competences:
Negotiating, managing a meeting, taking minutes, writing a report, giving feedback, appraising performance.
The electives will provide students with the opportunity to explore a field of expertise which may correspond either to a personal or a professional interest.
EVALUATION:
In the course of the seminar the students will be assessed by means of simulations, case studies and a short report.
Participation and individual involvement will also be taken into account.
Students will be asked to make a formal presentation at the end of the elective on a topic related to the content of the elective. They will be graded on this presentation and also on their ability to organize and manage group dynamics.
Prerequisites
Test
Semester 10 - The exam is given in english only 
During the seminar, students will be assessed through role playing tasks - an additional individual grade will be given for a short report based on the second year internship. Participation and personal input will also be evaluated.
Student assessment during the elective modules will be based on a formal presentation, group dynamics management and class participation.
Additional Information
Semester 10 - This course is given in english only
Course list
Curriculum->Double-Diploma Engineer/Master->Semester 10
Curriculum->Master->Semester 10
Bibliography
Des travaux de recherche correspondant à environ 6 heures de travail personnel seront programmés en début de formation. Cette préparation portera sur des ressources écrites et audios et fournira aux étudiants un premier aperçu du domaine choisi.