26th International Summer Academy Sans Souci 2024 | ISAS University of Potsdam

Course location: Potsdam

Teaching language : German

Language level of course: German: B2, C1, C2

Date(s):   7 August – 30 August 2024 (Registration deadline of course provider: 14 June 2024)

DAAD-HSK scholarship information and application (application deadline: 20 May 2024)

Reference number HSK-0514

Information on dates, prices and mode of study

The programme fee covers a placement test, teaching material, all courses and accompanying field trips, city tours and excursions, welcome evening and certificate of completion.

Please note that the programme fee does not include accommodation or insurance costs. Participants look for accommodation individually. However, there is a limited number of room contingents for the student dormitory at an additional cost, which will be confirmed in the middle of June (check-in is one day before the start of course; check out: last day of course).

Target group

The International Summer Academy Sans Souci offers intensive language courses and subject-specific courses. The first part of the programme focuses on German as a foreign language and practical phonetics. The second part of the programme includes a seminar and a project of your choice.

With ISAS, you have the opportunity to not only deepen your German language skills but also augment your knowledge of German history and culture.

After one month in the Sans Souci programme, you will return home with “a suitcase full of memories” of experiences, impressions, and new friendships. Above all, you will know about your own personal developments.

Content

German as a Foreign Language course (level B and level C)

  • building upon the existing language ability
  • consideration of current topics and participants’ interests
  • preparation for seminars and project courses

Phonetics

  • playful and targeted exercises to optimise pronunciation, accentuation, and intonation

Seminars (select one of three)

  • Seminar I: A Snapshot of Modern German History
  • Seminar II: The Division of Germany
  • Seminar III: Jewish History and Jewish Life Today in Germany

Project courses (select one of three)

  • Project course I: focus on photography
  • Project course II: focus on literature
  • Project course III: focus on theatre

All courses will be taught in German.

Scope:

  • 22 days of the programme for courses, course-related field trips, and cultural programme
  • 84 contact hours (from Monday to Friday)
  • five to eight contact hours per day (one contact hour equals 45 minutes)
  • four cultural programme activities on the weekends (city tours and day trips)

How To Apply

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