NORINT0142 – Norwegian for International Students, level 4, Oral

Course content

This is a higher level subject for international students. The subject builds on skills and knowledge acquired in NORINT0130 or the equivalent.

The course uses texts containing technical terminology as well as fictional texts, radio and TV programs and other kinds of written and oral presentations as a vantage point. In class, the students learn to give oral contributions in a variety of subject-related contexts and participate actively in discussions.

This is a proficiency course with a final examination.

NORINT0142 does not fulfill the requirements for Higher education entrance qualification (GSK). If you need GSK you should take NORINT0130.

Learning outcome

After having completed the subject, students should be able to understand and explain structure and content in oral presentations that use technical terminology. The students themselves should be able to make oral contributions in their respective subject areas as well as participate actively in discussions both inside and outside their own subject areas. In addition, they should be able to understand radio and TV programs and other kinds of oral presentations, also when these are not clearly structured.

The final mark will show to what extent the student has attained the intended learning outcome for the subject.

Admission to the course

This course is only open to international students at the University of Oslo. Read about admission and registering here: Norwegian Courses for International Students.

Formal prerequisite knowledge

It is assumed that students have Higher education entrance qualification with the exception of Norwegian language skills, and that they have passed NORINT0130 – Norwegian for International Students, Level 3 Level 3 or the equivalent with the grade D or better on both the written and oral exam.

Overlapping courses

Teaching

This subject has three hours of teaching per week for 10 weeks, 30 hours in total, and requires active student participation.

The course is reserved exclusively for students who have been accepted into the course.

Compulsory activities

Before the student can sit for the exam, the following compulsory activities must be approved by the teacher:

  • 75 % attendance (22 hours)
  • A qualifying assignment in the form of an oral presentation

Access to teaching

If you have completed compulsory instruction and have had this approved, you are not entitled to repeat that instruction. If you have been admitted to the course, but have not completed compulsory instruction or had this approved, you are entitled to new instruction permitting available capacity.

Examination

A final oral examination will be held.

The guidance for examiners for the exam is published here (NORWEGIAN ONLY).

Examination support material

No examination support material is allowed.

Language of examination

The examination is given in Norwegian, and you submit your response in Norwegian.

Grading scale

Grades are awarded on a scale from A to F, where A is the best grade and F is a fail. Read more about the grading system.

More about examinations at UiO

You will find further guides and resources at the web page on examinations at UiO.

Last updated from FS (Common Student System) Apr. 19, 2024 11:21:36 AM

Facts about this course

Level
Bachelor
Credits
5
Teaching
Spring and autumn
Examination
Spring and autumn
Teaching language
Norwegian