Introduction To Academic Writing

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Master the Essentials

What you'll learn
Demonstrate and apply knowledge of basic acad writing structure, including introduction, body, conclusion, and bibliography.
Demonstrate understanding of and apply the principles of effective paragraph structure.
How to use signposting and linking words to construct well-structured argumentations.
Several practical and useful tips and techniques to improve your acad writing.
Where to find additional sources of information to expand your knowledge regarding acad writing and citation.

Requirements
This course is aimed at those whose English language ability is at intermediate level or above (B1 according to the European Common Framework of Reference for Languages - CEFR). If you have taken an IELTS test, this is equivalent to a score of above 6.0; if you have taken a TOEFL test then this is approximately equivalent to a score above 550 (paper-based test) or 91 (iBT).
Predisposition to learn new concepts and consolidate what you already know.

Description
At the university level, acad expectations change considerably in comparison to what you have experienced while in secondary education. You will soon notice that the quantity of work you are expected to engage with has increased. Moreover, oftens the lecturers expect you to read a large amount of material and work independently over several hours. Thus, managing this sort of workload can become quite challeg.In addition, the quality of the work has to do differs from what you were used to during secondary education. It is no longer enough just to understand course material and summarise it for your exams. It is also be expected that you develop a solid engagement with new ideas by critically reflecting and analysing them, establishing consistent and coherent connections, reaching conclusions, or finding new ways of thinking about a given subject. All in all, this process means that from an educational point of view, you are reaching a higher level of intellectual maturity.Having said that, this course has been carefully tailored to introduce students to the practice of writing for acad purposes. It will prepare students for work in university-level courses taught in English in which research writing is a requirement (i.e., undergraduate, postgraduate, master and PhD).It provides an introduction to and application of key principles of effective and efficient acad writing. Moreover, this course also displays key techniques, guidelines and suggestions to improve your acad written communication. It will give hands-on experience in drafting, organising and revising your acad texts.Among the several topics addressed include: essay structure, coherence, flow, signposting, main characteristics of acad writing, citation styles, and additional sources of information.

Overview
Section 1: Lesson 01

Lecture 1 What is acad writing

Section 2: Lesson 02

Lecture 2 What acad writing is not about

Section 3: Lesson 03

Lecture 3 Where do you apply acad writing

Section 4: Lesson 04

Lecture 4 Structure of acad writing

Section 5: Lesson 05

Lecture 5 Additional sources of information

Section 6: Lesson 06

Lecture 6 Additional Study Material

The target audience of this course comprises students in tertiary education (i.e., undergraduate, postgraduate, masters and PhD) who are not native English speakers, although native speakers might also benefit from it.

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