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The courses
have been taught in German, English, Chinese, and French in
FOR
GRADUATES
Colloqia in
the Humanities
1.
Colloqium
for master candidates
2.
Colloquium
for Ph.D. candidates in the fields of humanities and
letters, together
with Prof. Harald Holz
History
1.
History
and methods of applied geography with cultural studies,
incl. literature
Literature
1.
The
Chinese novel The
Dream of the Red Chamber – authorship analysis,
translation attitudes, and comparison of editions
Visual
Culture
1.
Film
& Talk (Chinese films), with
Yingying XIE
Intercultural
Communication
1.
Fields
of intercultural practice
2.
Cross-cultural
business
communication
3.
Communication
Studies
4.
Intensive
cross-cultural
experiences – a practical workshop, with Dr.
Kazuma Matoba
5.
Comparing
Cultures
- East and West
6.
Intercultural
standards
Germany-China
Culture and
applied geopgraphy
2.
Cultural
area Germany/Austria/Switzerland, and literature
3.
Contemporary
Chinese
Culture and Literature
Language:
Simultaneous interpretation
1.
Conference
simulation with simultaneous interpretation I, II with Prof.
Dr. Ursula Gross-Dinter, David Drevs, Wolfgang Kueck, Bettina
Ullrich
2.
Internet
search for interpreters, workshop
within the summer courses ”Advanced conference interpreting
German-Chinese, Chinese-German”
Project
management, softskills
1.
Projects
2.
Techniques
of presentation and moderation [developed
own textbook for it]
Economics
1.
Introduction
into
East Asian economy and society – past and present, with Prof.
Dr. Carsten Herrmann-Pillath, PD Dr. Sigrun Caspary
2.
Corporate
Culture
3.
Chinese
negotiation culture
4.
Contract
negotiations with Chinese companies - strategies and
intercultural characteristics
Preparatory
courses at
1.
Introduction
to
2.
Academic
English, with
Justin Steele
3.
Chinese-German
Cultural Competence
FOR
UNDERGRADUATES
History
1. Modern Chinese History, with guest lecturers Dr. Kat Brown (former history chair), Dr. Danny Damron (former Director of International Center, HIST420R, CHIN3630). A course on Chinese history from the end of the imperial dynasties until today. Choose one historical moment of change and watch the course from that perspective. As a mid-term paper write how this moment has rewritten history - and imagine how history could have developed without it. We will have the guest speaker Dr. Danny Damron reporting on democratization in China and the student's movement in 1989.
2. Traditional Chinese History (HIST420R, CHIN3620) A course on Chinese literature from the end of the imperial dynasties until today. You may choose a famous Chinese author and identify with him/her, watch the course and comment from his/her perspective and write a short biography of him/her as a mid-term paper, which will be turned into a book chapter. At the end of the course, you will hold in hands a book with your chapter in it.
Culture
& Literature
1.
Cultural
studies [on
2.
Modern
Chinese Literature (CHIN3750,
ENGL373R)
3.
Classical
Chinese
Literature (CHIN3730,
ENGL373R)
1.
Chinese
Culture and Film (CHIN4160,
ENGL4163, THEA4163)
Intercultural
Communication
1.
Introduction
into
cross-cultural communication
2.
Comparative
Cultural
Science, for
Bachelor examination candidates, with PD Dr. Jochen Heymann,
Dr. Montserrat Mullor-Heymann
3.
Applied
Communication II
4.
Orientation
towards
target groups and cultures, with
Prof. Dr. Anne Lehrndorfer
5.
Intercultural
communication
China I
6.
Intercultural
Communication
– Comparison of Cultures, for
Bachelor examination candidates
Economics
1.
Chinese
Economy
Project
management / softskills
1.
Project
work
2.
Project
planning and management
3.
Practical
use of Office software applications
Language
1.
Beginning
Chinese
I, II (CHIN1010, CHIN1020)
2.
Elementary
Chinese
A, B, C, D
3.
Intermediate
Chinese
4.
Advanced
Chinese incl. intercultural awareness
5.
Chinese
word and data processing I, II
6.
Chinese-German
/
German-Chinese dictionary research project
7.
Elementary
German,
German as a Foreign Language, with
Jessica Tianwei You
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