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Participants will

·         be able to reflect on the principles of science as a (social) system

·         understand the function and structure of academic texts

·         recognize the differences between various academic cultures

·         understand the rules and roles in academic publishing

acquire skills and know-how for concrete publication projects

Both the production and the transfer of scientific knowledge depend on academic texts. Some conventions have long been established for the communication of knowledge, while new ones continue to emerge.  

Topics:

·         Writing during research

·         Putting research findings into writing

·         Academic genres: research, teaching and popularization

·         European and Anglo-American styles of academic writing

·         Basics of academic English

Strategies and mechanics of publishing

This seminar treats the general conditions and requirements for the production of scientific texts, with discussion of factors specific to different disciplines and scientific cultures.

The seminar aims to help participants apply their implicit knowledge to achieve explicit goals.

The seminar will include presentation, reflection, discussion, exercises, Q&A and exchanging experiences.

Performance assessment will be based on active participation in the seminar and on completing tasks and exercises.

Will be discussed in the first lesson.