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In the daily practice of dentists, various infectious and dermatovenerological diseases may be encountered, as well as the risks they pose to patients and/or staff. The course gives the dental student an understanding of the most common infections of skin and mucous membranes, as well as sexually transmitted diseases, which will allow to orient and act in a clinical situation, and, if necessary, attract the assistance of specialists in these disciplines in a timely manner. The aim of the study course is to provide basic knowledge of common infectious diseases of skin, oral mucous membranes and sexually transmitted diseases, which could impact the oral health or put dental team under some risk for infection. Study course assignments: 1. To provide knowledge about the symptoms of infection and dermatovenerological diseases included in the course, pathogenesis, diagnostics, clinical signs and basic principles of treatment. 2. To provide knowledge on the epidemiology, prevention

The course is intended for students of law and social sciences. It aims at developing the students’ skills of dealing with German legal language in legal discourse, including media texts on legal topics (in newspapers, on the internet, on the radio and on TV). Practical exercises cover constitutional, European and civil law as well as their representation in the media. These exercises develop the students’ receptive skills (reading and listening) as well as their productive abilities (writing and presenting legal texts). The course is devoted to the specific linguistic characteristics of legal language (technical terms and syntactical features such as sentences in the subjunctive), and it discusses different types of legal and journalistic texts (contracts, laws, verdicts, newspaper articles, radio and TV reports).

This course is aligned with the Ministry of Education and Science (25.11.2011. Nr.195) programme ‘’Lessons based on students’ learning: practical challenges of implementation’’ subprogram. It’s intended for teachers who teach physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics and sciences. During the course educators will have a chance to participate in professional experience exchanges related to planning and analysing a modern lesson which is focused on specific student learning outcomes. Teacher independent work is planned between sessions.

The aim of the course is to develop the students’ capability to read and listen to German historical texts. The course focuses on the first half of the 20th century dealing both with texts of the Weimar Republic and the Nazi takeover of power. The classes are devoted to political, legal, journalistic and academic sources as well as to texts of everyday life (such as advertising texts). The students will learn important historical terms and common abbreviations and will also be able to improve their knowledge of German sentence structures.

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