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| Prices | Summer | |
| Commercial student | €470 | |
| Student UGent | €295 | |
| Scholarship student UGent | €255 | |
| Incoming exchange student UGent | €295 | |
| Outgoing exchange student UGent | €155 | |
| Outgoing exchange scholarship student UGent | €140 | |
| Staff UGent and UZ Gent / PhD student | €380 |
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Standaard Boekhandel Studentshop (Bagattenstraat 51, Gent) – 10 % korting / discount
Students of Medicine and Health Sciences, and medical professionals.
This course is aimed at doctors (in training) who want to improve their French language proficiency, as needed on the job. The course mainly focuses on expanding your vocabulary range and on improving your ability to communicate with colleagues and patients in French.
You build a broad range of specific medical vocabulary (anatomy, diseases, treatments, etc.) by means of extensive vocabulary lists and exercises. From time to time, listening exercises will also be included. The conversational situations used during these sessions concern the professional communication between healthcare providers/patients and among the healthcare providers themselves, which try to approach reality as much as possible. You will also learn specific grammatical items which are important in these settings and relationships (question/answer; instructions; wish and subjunctive; a necessity or a feeling; comparisons; time indicators, etc.). In class and in the course materials, we use a contrastive approach (Dutch - French). For this reason the course targets native speakers (or near native speakers) of Dutch.
You have good practical and grammatical knowledge of French (level B2 = secondary school level). Would you like to test your level? You can complete the online self-test for French to check whether your level matches the level of the course Practical French 3. If that is the case, you can register for this course. Please note that you need sufficient prior knowledge related to the causes, symptoms and treatments of (relatively) common conditions. For this reason, this course is not ideal for medicine students who have not yet completed the first two bachelor years.
The support language for this course is Dutch.
There is a final test.
This course is extra-curricular, which means no credits can be given.
For this course, you need to buy this course book: Weylandt, E., Noë, N. (2019): Au secours! Mon patient parle français, Gent : Academia Press.
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