Please add this class to your ekvv timetable if you intend to take the Profil2 oral exam this semester. -- If you are not enrolled here, you will not receive my emails, or the timetable, or a grade in your transcript.
In this module, you have to attend History of the English Language PLUS two further lectures of your choice.
The oral exam (3 x 7 minutes) will take place in the last week of teaching ( February 2027) and in the HowToEnglish week of SuSe 2027 ( April).
Please send me an email at registration_ang_pm4@uni-bielefeld.de, telling me your chosen lectures and lecturers AND if you have other exams planned that week.''' Planning might be a bit tricky, so please be flexible.
You can register for the February exams between and January 2027.
The second exam cluster will be in the HowToEnglish week of the summer semester 2027(!). The registration window for this will be between March and April 2026.
PLEASE ADD THIS MODULE EXAM TO YOUR EKVV TIMETABLE if you are planning to do the PM4 /Profil2 exam this semester, in January or in April.
You are strongly urged to have completed BM3 / Basis3 (linguistics) -- especially Basis3.1 and Basis3.2 -- before you embark on History of the English Language.
You should also have completed at least two of the three classes in Basis2: The histories lectures in Profil2 are based on the knowledge and reading experience you gained in the basic modules!
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| 23-ANG-AngPM4 Profile Module 4: Histories | - | Graded examination | Student information |
| 23-ANG-AngPM4.1 Profile Module 4.1: Histories | - | Graded examination | Student information |
| 23-ANG-Profil2 Profile Module 2: Histories | - | Graded examination | Student information |
| 23-ANG-Profil2_G Profile Module 2_G: Histories | - | Graded examination | Student information |
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