Welcome Letter and Important Information for Students SS 2013

Bamberg, 1st February 2013

Dear Students,

in the following we have tried to put some information together which should be of help to you when planning your timetable.

It is important that your have acquired the set texts for your chosen courses by the first seminar and that you are well prepared. For the courses in which there are texts/reading set for the first seminar, it is assumed that students will turn up to the seminar prepared and having done the required reading. Some teachers will set a test in the first seminar to check that this is the case. Thorough preparation for seminars is the only way to assure an effective learning and teaching process.

Students of the introductory courses (E1, E2, E3) must have the set text book by the first seminar.

Please print out the respective documents and go through them thoroughly in order. We are happy to help you with any questions you might have.

For the "Welcome Letter" (with important information on the profile of the chair of "British Culture", information of registering for courses etc.) click here.

• For our programme of courses for the forthcoming semester see UnivIS.
• For help with organising your timetable for "British Culture" (in German only) click here.
• Click here for the examination regulations of the subject "English Studies" (in German only).
• You will find information (in German only) on FlexNow (compulsory course registration system) here.
• For instructions (German only) for the compulsory registration for courses (with deadlines!) over FlexNow click here.
• For instructions (German only) for the compulsory registration for exams (with deadlines!) over FlexNow click here.
• For exact semester dates, the date of the information session for the subject "English Studies" and information on the 'placement test' click here. (follows soon)
• For our vacation office hours click here.

We, the team from the chair of "British Culture", wish you an inspiring vacation and a successful beginning of the next semester.

Christa Jansohn, Chair of British Culture