MASAK5000 Akuttmedisin Emneplan

For at akuttsykepleieren skal kunne administrere, overvåke og evaluere akuttmedisinsk behandling kreves det inngående kunnskap i patofysiologi og akuttmedisinsk behandling ved svikt i vitale funksjoner.

Opptak til studiet.

MASY4000 Medisinsk og naturvitenskapelig kunnskap, 10 stp., og MASAKPRA20 Praksisstudier i akuttsykepleierens funksjons- og ansvarsområder, trinn 2, 25 stp., må være bestått for å kunne fremstille seg til eksamen i dette emnet.

IBC is an advanced English course which builds on the course Professional English. The main purpose of the course is to further develop the students' knowledge and skills in English so that they can use the language professionally at an advanced level, especially with a view to international operations. The course is cross-curricular since a large part of the syllabus is related to subjects within business and economics. It will prepare the students to deal with real and complex situations in the business world.

Forelesninger og selvstudier.

No obligatory prerequisites.

Knowledge

The student

• has an extensive vocabulary in economic/financial English
• knows the main points of grammar necessary for correct and idiomatic usage of the English language at an advanced level
• has knowledge of various cross-curricular business topics
• has knowledge of international relations, e.g. the EU, WTO, NATO and US foreign policy
• has knowledge of several issues in the international world of business and the world economy, including the economies of China and Japan
• has knowledge about globalization and its effects
• has knowledge about various business cultures
• is familiar with some works of fiction in English

Skills

The student

• can write professional and academic texts in English at an advanced level
• can speak fluently about a wide range of business topics and various aspects of international cooperation, economies and business cultures
• can interact well in a number of professional business situations involving people from different business cultures
• The student can understand spoken and written English used in a business context
• can use a wide range of professional vocabulary in oral and written contexts
• is able to discuss, analyse and reflect on various issues in English
• The student has developed his/her practical problem-solving skills

Competence

The student

• has further developed his/her communicative competence in English, which includes linguistic, intercultural and strategic competencies
• can function well in a wide range of professional situations internationally
• can adapt to new situations and requirements abroad
• can apply his/her skills and knowledge of business English
• can understand English language curricula and lectures in other subjects well

The pedagogical approach includes:

• Lectures, group work, discussions and case studies
• Written and oral assignments
• Assignment review in class
• Student talks/presentations
• Independent study

Regular attendance and active participation in classroom activities are expected.

Gradert skala A-F.

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An individual written and oral exam will be held at the end of the autumn semester. The student gets two separate grades, one for the written and one for the oral exam, and the exams can be taken again separately. The written exam counts 53% of the final grade and the oral exam counts 47%.;

Written exam (5 hours) consisting of three parts:

• a Norwegian-English translation
• a text for comprehension and analysis, and questions from the syllabus in;English for Business Studies
• an essay on a topic from international politics, economy or culture

Oral exam (25 minutes) consisting of:

• a 7-minute presentation of an individually chosen topic on a current political, social or economic issue (PowerPoint allowed, but no manuscript)
• questioning on a topic drawn from international politics, economy or culture
• discussion of works of fiction

Both exams must be passed in order to pass the course.