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Final educational effects
achieved by graduates in Applied Gender Studies
with reference to formal requirements in humanistic education
Study programme: Applied Gender Studies
Level: MA
Branch of Education: The humanities
Profile: Academic
Applied Gender Studies is a study programme within the humanities (linguistics, literature studies,
culture studies) with the elements of social sciences (sociology). Final educational effects refer to
humanities, with the elements of social sciences.
Knowledge
reference to
humanistic
and social
education
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A graduate in Applied Gender Studies will
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have deepened knowledge about the significance of the humanities,
particularly the discipline of philology, in the system of scientific
disciplines, about their research subjects as well as their methodological
specificity
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have deepened knowledge about the significance of social studies,
particularly the discipline of sociology, in the system of scientific
disciplines, about their research subjects as well as their methodological
specificity
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know the terminology of linguistics, literature and culture studies, their
main theoretical models and methodologies, particularly with respect to
gender studies
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H2A_W03
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know the terminology of sociology, its main theoretical frameworks and
methodologies, particularly with respect to gender studies
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have a systematic detailed knowledge of the range of socially oriented
language and communication studies, as well as literature and culture
studies
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be familiar with the main research traditions and new developments in the
fields of socially oriented language and communication studies, as well as
literature and culture studies
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have a broadened knowledge of legal, economic and political conditions of
gender issues
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have a systematic detailed knowledge of current research in linguistics,
discourse analysis, social communication, media studies, as well as related
disciplines and their research orientations
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have broadened knowledge of social diversity and inequality
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have a systematic detailed knowledge of social categories and cultural
differences inherent in public communication
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know of the main methods of analysis and interpretation of the uses of
language that are typical of public communication; be aware of the
complexity and evolution of linguistic systems and meaning-making
practices in the field of gendered language
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H2A_W09
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have a proficiency in English at B2/C1 level, know grammatical, lexical and
stylistic rules of correct uses of English, as well as of various registers to be
used appropriately to social contexts
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know types of intellectual and industrial copyright, identify characteristics
of intellectual and industrial property rights, and know legal constraints on
the use of copyrighted material
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be acquainted with the ethical standards and codes of practice in public
communication concerning gender issues
H2A_W08
H2A_W09
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have a deepened knowledge of social, political and cultural institutions;
follow the news and participate in cultural events
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Skills
reference to
humanistic
and social
education
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A graduate in Applied Gender Studies can
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search for, analyze, select, evaluate and use information collected from
various sources and presented in various media
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implement advanced research procedures (formulate research
questions/hypotheses, review literature, select methods and tools, analyze
and interpret material, process and present results, discuss and interpret
results) in order to answer research questions related to language and
gender in the public sphere
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work independently and do effective self-study to develop interests and
advance research
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apply the terminology, theoretical frameworks, research paradigms and
methodological approaches of linguistics, literature and culture studies, as
well as social studies
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H2A_U05
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use the conventions of English academic discourse to present and write
about research in humanities and social sciences
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H2A_U10
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identify and describe a range of linguistic and generic features of texts used
in public communication, conduct a critical analysis/interpretation of texts
in English, with the aid of typical philological methods, and delimit their
potential meanings, social impact and cultural significance
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present arguments, enter debates and draw conclusions in English, using
collected information, referring to other authors, and relating arguments to
specific contexts, aims and audiences
H2A_U06
H2A_U07
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draw on basic concepts of economic, legal, management and political
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discourse to prepare texts and presentations in English
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H2A_U08
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communicate in English with experts in gender studies both directly and
through various media channels
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make a well-organized presentation in English related to a selected aspect
of study
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H2A_U10
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write a coherent paper/essay in English, using various techniques of
exposition, a range of sources and a sufficient number of
arguments/perspectives/details to underpin the thesis statement
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H2A_U10
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collaborate with other students to prepare projects, presentations or texts
in English that can be publicized out of class
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collaborate with other students to define and find a solution to a given
problem related to gender issues
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use spoken and written English (B2/C1 level) fluently and effectively to
discuss a variety of topics related to the condition of the individual in the
modern society or to current gender issues
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S2A_U02
S2A_U03
S2A_U07
H2A_U11
S2A_U09
S2A_U10
S2A_U11
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comprehend spoken and written texts in English (B2/C1 level) to identify
the general point/attitude and to find specific information in authentic
public communications
H2A_U11
S2A_U11
Social Competences
reference to
humanistic
and social
education
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A graduate in Applied Gender Studies
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understands the need for life-long learning
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fluently speaks and competently writes in English (B2/C1 level)
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shapes his/her opinions on the basis of the obtained general and detailed
knowledge
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cooperates with others in a team, assumes various roles in a group
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is well-organized and reliable as regards class assignments and research
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recognizes priorities and objectives in self-study, class assignments and
research
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approaches gender discourse in an analytic and critical way
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recognizes and respects cultural, social and ethnic differences in
communication patterns
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H2A_K04
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is able to discern and handle ethical problems and conflicts of interests in
the contexts of professional life; is responsible and reliable as a member of
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a team
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is aware of his/her civic responsibilities and is tolerant towards other
actors in the public sphere
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acknowledges his/her references to published research, respects copyright
and property rights and avoids plagiarism
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is aware of his/her responsibility to protect the cultural heritage of the
region, the country, Europe
H2A_K05
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is able to participate creatively in social projects
H2A_K05
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follows the news and participates in cultural events
H2A_K06
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is able to share advanced sociological knowledge with both professionals
and laypeople
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Umiejscowienie kierunku i specjalności w obszarach kształcenia:
Kierunek studiów filologia należy do obszaru kształcenia w zakresie nauk humanistycznych
(dziedzina nauk humanistycznych, dyscypliny językoznawstwo i kulturoznawstwo)
Specjalność Języki obce w turystyce wykorzystuje również elementy z obszaru nauk
społecznych (dziedzina nauk prawnych: prawo; dziedzina nauk ekonomicznych: ekonomia;
dziedzina nauk społecznych: psychologia, socjologia) i obszaru nauk przyrodniczych
(dziedzina nauk o Ziemi: geografia)
Odniesienie do efektów kształcenia w obszarach
humanistycznych, społecznych i przyrodniczych
kształcenia
w
zakresie
nauk
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