DUTCH Objective B2 (COMU)

lneec1202  2026-2027  Louvain-la-Neuve

DUTCH Objective B2 (COMU)
3.00 credits
60.0 h
Q1 or Q2
Teacher(s)
Sterkendries Nele (coordinator);
Language
Dutch
Prerequisites
Having completed the course LNEER1201 or having obtained a B1 level at the test. 
Main themes
This intermediate-level Dutch course for communication sciences is based on authentic materials and aims to equip students with the communicative skills (speaking, writing, listening, and reading comprehension) they will need in their professional lives.
The course covers various themes, including: 
  • Education and careers in communication, 
  • Different sources of information, 
  • Belgium’s political system, 
  • The organization of society, 
  • Self-image and brand management, 
  • Television and entertainment, 
  • An introduction to Dutch-speaking culture. 
Learning outcomes

At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to :

Learning outcomes (Bachelor's degree programme in information and communication)
  • LO4. Communicate and collaborate in French and two foreign languages, both orally and in writing, while adapting to the audience and context to integrate into an international environment.
    • LO4.2. For 2 foreign languages (English and Dutch, German, or Spanish):*
      • Communicate orally and in writing in a clear, coherent, well-argued, and fluent manner on general topics or subjects related to the field of study.
      • Identify differences and similarities between the target culture (associated with the language) and the culture of origin.
      • Use appropriate strategies to establish contact with speakers of the target culture.
    • LO4.4. Adopt an effective and respectful dialogue attitude by adjusting the communication mode according to the interlocutor (peers, teachers, administrative staff, socio-professional environment) and demonstrating listening skills, empathy, and assertiveness.
 
Learning outcomes (CEFR)
Listening Comprehension (general) – B2 
  • Can understand the main ideas of complex speech, both in terms of content and form, on concrete or abstract topics in standard language or a familiar variety, including technical discussions in their field of specialization. 
  • Can follow extended speech involving complex argumentation, provided the topic is reasonably familiar and the overall structure of the argument is signposted by explicit markers. 
 
Reading Comprehension (general) – B2
  • Can understand an email or a social media post even when written in informal language. 
 
Spoken Production (general) – B2 
  • Can give clear and detailed descriptions and presentations on a wide range of subjects related to their field of interest, developing and supporting ideas with secondary points and relevant examples. 
 
Spoken Interaction (general) – B1+ 
  • Can communicate with some confidence on familiar routine and non-routine matters related to their interests and professional field.
  • Can exchange, check, and confirm information, deal with less common situations, and explain why there is a difficulty.
  • Can express thoughts on abstract or cultural topics such as films, books, music, etc. 
 
Written Production (general) – B1 
  • Can produce straightforward connected texts on a range of subjects within their field by linking a series of discrete elements into a linear sequence. 
 
Written Interaction (general) – B1+/B2 
  • Can convey information and express viewpoints in writing and adapt to those of others. 
  • Can provide information and ideas on abstract and concrete topics, check information, ask questions about a problem, or explain it with reasonable precision. 
 
General Linguistic Competence – B2 
Has a sufficiently broad range of language to give clear descriptions, express viewpoints, and develop arguments without much obvious searching for words or signs, while using relatively complex sentence forms.  
 
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Programmes / formations proposant cette unité d'enseignement (UE)

Title of the programme
Sigle
Credits
Prerequisites
Learning outcomes
Bachelor in Information and Communication