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ENG3233 Nonfiction Narrative Writing and Editing
非虚构叙事写作与编辑
This course focuses on nonfiction narrative writing, including literary journalism, travel writing, personal essays, and other fact-based storytelling. This course is for students who are interested in publishing as well as in careers in travel-writing, report writing, and proposal writing
Check DetailsENG2053 Professional and Technical Writing
专业英文与实用英文写作
This course focuses on how to write persuasively and skilfully, and at the same time how to evaluate and productively revise and edit written work. This course is an intensive, practical examination of ways to write powerful, audience-driven documents in a variety of business, professional, and technical contexts. Students will also learn how to make effective presentations supported with appropriate documentary and visual aids.
Check DetailsTESL4083 Research Skills in Language Studies and TESOL
语言研习与英语教学研究技巧
This course aims to (1) prepare students to undertake research in a language classroom or to more formally study some language-teaching/language-learning practices; (2) develop the basic research skills in data-gathering and data analysis; and (3) develop students’ ability to read applied linguistic research critically.
Check DetailsENG4133 Research Skills in Literary Studies
文学研习研究技巧
The course seeks to guide students of literature in English in the development of the skills needed to conduct research in literary studies. Students will be given the opportunity to adapt these strategies and tools to diverse modes of verbal and written communication. Students will further be engaged in scholarly conversations on research in literary studies and on several inter-connected areas including critical theory, literary interpretation, research methods, and analytical writing. The course presents a solid preparation for those who are about to undertake a final year project and for those students wishing, as well, to pursue post-graduate study in a variety of disciplines and/ to enhance their appreciation of research as a life long endeavour.
Check DetailsENG3043 Rhetoric, Argumentation and Debate
修辞与辩论
This course focuses on developing academic and professional writing skills through intensive reading, discussion, and writing tasks. Students will write in various modes, developing an awareness of style, diction, and voice in their writing. They will learn how to write persuasively and skilfully, and at the same time how to evaluate and productively revise and edit written work.
Check DetailsENG3003 World Literature in English
世界英语文学
This course provides an overview of world literature in English, touching on major themes, texts, and contexts. Students will read widely and gain perspectives on the diverse field of world literature in English. Through writing tasks, students will also be asked to reflect on the literature they have read as well as explore various ways of interpreting literary texts. This course will place particular emphasis on the relationship between literature, the colonial past, and the postcolonial present.
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