A selection of authentic material will also be used to supplement the course books (e.g. press articles on current affairs, websites), especially for Levels 4+5. (Level 4, Levels 3+4, Level 5, Levels 4+5, Levels 5+6).

A selection of authentic material will also be used (e.g. information from German tourist offices, travel guides, press articles on current affairs, internet websites).

Materials for the course will be drawn from: Various authentic sources such as Deutsche Welle, Goethe-Institute, Die Zeit, Der Spiegel, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Die Wirtschaftswoche, Financial Times Deutschland etc. Authentic audio and audio-visual material; German films; a variety of internet sources.

Materials for the course will be drawn from: Various authentic sources such as Deutsche Welle, Goethe-Institute, Die Zeit, Der Spiegel, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Die Wirtschaftswoche, Financial Times Deutschland etc. Authentic audio and audio-visual material; German films; a variety of internet sources.

Level 5, Level 5 + 6

Level 7. Recommended. Further handouts of advanced grammar and lexical materials will be provided as necessary

Levels 4+5

Level 5, Level 5 + 6

Level 1 OR Spektrum Deutsch A1+, Teilband 1, Kapitel 1-6, E-Book (Schubert) ISBN: 978-3-941323-71-1

Authentic written material from various sources such as Die Zeit, Wirtschaftswoche,; authentic audio and audio-visual material.

Authentic source texts in both languages from a range of thematic fields and registers; articles, links and practice materials relating to basic concepts of translation theory (provided by the tutor)

Materials for the course will be drawn from: Authentic written material from various academic and broadsheet sources; authentic audio and audio-visual material.

Levels 1 + 2, Level 2, Levels 2+3

Levels 1 + 2, Level 2, Levels 2+3

Levels 3+4, Level 4

Levels 3+4, Level 4

German fortnightly computer magazine. It is the most widely read computer magazine in Europe and provides up-to-date information and background knowledge on the subjects of computers, telecommunications, online services and home electronics. Readers benefit from a multitude of reviews, courses and reports.

DW is Germany's public international broadcaster. DW's satellite television service consists of channels in English, German, Spanish, and Arabic. While funded by the German government, the work of DW is regulated by the Deutsche Welle Act, meaning that content is always independent of government influence. The website full of useful resources, particularly under the 'Learning German' link.