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Teacher(s)
Language
Dutch
Content
This course unit aims to familiarise students with the specific features of Dutch legal language.
Teaching methods
This course is taught exclusively on campus.
It is a practical, exercise-based course. Students are provided with a textbook, supplemented by PowerPoint presentations and additional materials. These resources cover a range of topics organised by theme.
To facilitate independent learning, particularly of conceptual vocabulary, the presentations are accompanied by text explanations, including contextual information where relevant, and occasional grammar explanations. They are complemented by exercises that are discussed and corrected in class. The textbook forms the basis of the course, together with additional materials and exercises provided to students. Audiovisual resources may also be used occasionally.
It is a practical, exercise-based course. Students are provided with a textbook, supplemented by PowerPoint presentations and additional materials. These resources cover a range of topics organised by theme.
To facilitate independent learning, particularly of conceptual vocabulary, the presentations are accompanied by text explanations, including contextual information where relevant, and occasional grammar explanations. They are complemented by exercises that are discussed and corrected in class. The textbook forms the basis of the course, together with additional materials and exercises provided to students. Audiovisual resources may also be used occasionally.
Evaluation methods
The assessment takes the form of a written examination (100%). No aids (such as dictionaries or legal codes) or artificial intelligence tools may be used during the examination.
Bibliography
Un dictionnaire juridique (Valks Juridisch Woordenboek, Anvers, Intersentia): recommandé.
Teaching materials
- S. De Rey, Leçons de néerlandais juridique, Bruxelles, Larcier.
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