Fordítástudomány. III. évf. 1.szám. Magyar Nyelvőr, Magyar nyelv, Édes anyanyelvünk (folyóiratok) Course European Studies Neptun code: BTTG 103 Institute hosting the course: Modern Philology Institute, Department of Applied Linguistics and Translation Studies Course type: Compulsory, compulsory optional, optional Course coordinator: Dr. Farkas Ákos, University Teacher Optimal semester: First (fall) Preconditions: - No. of lessons/week: 1/week Requirements of accomplishment: signature, 15/term seminar grade, exam, report Credits: 2 Course format: full-time, part-time Course objectives: The aim of this course is to familiarise students with the history, development of institutions and operational principles of the European Union. Detailed course programme: European Movement, Jean Monnet, cultural community Rome Treaty, European Economic Community Maastricht Treaty, European Union Institutions of the European (European Commission, Committee of Ministers) European Parliament, European Court, European Council Economic, political and social integration in the European The European Union and Central Eastern Europe The financial system of the European Union Agricultural policies of the European Union Environment Protection Common foreign and security policy Common home and judicial cooperation The European Union and Hungary Course requirements: Regular attendance. Evaluation: Colloquium: Detailed explanation of an item, defining concepts. Evaluation of the detailed item explanation is on a five-tiered scale (1–5). The definitions of the concepts also on a five-tiered scale (1–5). Grading scale: 0-60 fail, 61-70 pass, 71-80 fair, 81-90 good, 91-100 excellent Compulsory literature: Horváth Zoltán 2001. Budapest: Magyar Kézikönyv az Európai Unióról, Országgyűlés. Bernek Á.–Kondorosi F.–Nemerkényi A.–Szabó P. 2003. Az Európai Unió. Budapest: Cartographia Kft. Csiffáry Tamás 2003. Budapest: Könyvmíves Minden, amit tudni kell az Unióról. Kiadó.
Fordítástudomány. III. évf. 1.szám. Magyar Nyelvőr, Magyar nyelv, Édes anyanyelvünk (folyóiratok) Course European Studies Neptun code: BTTG 103 Institute hosting the course: Modern Philology Institute, Department of Applied Linguistics and Translation Studies Course type: Compulsory, compulsory optional, optional Course coordinator: Dr. Farkas Ákos, University Teacher Optimal semester: First (fall) Preconditions: - No. of lessons/week: 1/week 15/term Requirements of accomplishment: signature, seminar grade, exam, report Credits: 2 Course format: full-time, part-time Course objectives: The aim of this course is to familiarise students with the history, development of institutions and operational principles of the European Union. Detailed course programme: European Movement, Jean Monnet, cultural community Rome Treaty, European Economic Community Maastricht Treaty, European Union Institutions of the European (European Commission, Committee of Ministers) European Parliament, European Court, European Council Economic, political and social integration in the European The European Union and Central Eastern Europe The financial system of the European Union Agricultural policies of the European Union Environment Protection Common foreign and security policy Common home and judicial cooperation The European Union and Hungary Course requirements: Regular attendance. Evaluation: Colloquium: Detailed explanation of an item, defining concepts. Evaluation of the detailed item explanation is on a five-tiered scale (1–5). The definitions of the concepts also on a five-tiered scale (1–5). Grading scale: 0-60 fail, 61-70 pass, 71-80 fair, 81-90 good, 91-100 excellent Compulsory literature: Horváth Zoltán 2001. Kézikönyv az Európai Unióról, Budapest: Magyar Országgyűlés. Bernek Á.–Kondorosi F.–Nemerkényi A.–Szabó P. 2003. Az Európai Unió. Budapest: Cartographia Kft. Csiffáry Tamás 2003. Minden, amit tudni kell az Unióról. Budapest: Könyvmíves Kiadó.
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