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TNSL22 · 6 credits · Basic level (G1N) · Inget huvudområde

English for Logisticians

Active · next start VT 2027

73%

passed the latest ordinary exam

TEN1 · 26 Mar 2026 · 40 students

69%

passed the ordinary exams, all sittings over the last 5 years

TEN1 · 121 students

59%

Harder than 59% of courses at basic level

Compared with 874 courses at the same level, ordinary exams over the last three academic years. 83 students.

Part of 2 programmes

Exam

TEN1 Written examination

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Ordinary exams

69% passed · 121 students

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  • 61%38

Re-exams

38% passed · 90 students

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  • Pass the re-exam: 38% (90 students), compared with 69% (121 students) on the ordinary exam
  • Get 4 or 5: 16% (211 students)
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Other modules

Partial exams, hand-ins and labs. They are not part of the figures at the top.

Hand-in or lab

UPG2 Hand-in assignments and participation

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Main rounds

100% passed · 104 students

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Later rounds

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    Hand-in or lab

    UPG3 Hand-in assignments and presentations

    • G

    Main rounds

    100% passed · 94 students

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    Later rounds

    100% passed · 5 students

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    • Pass a later round: 100% (5 students), compared with 100% (94 students) on the ordinary exam
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    Hand-in or lab

    UPG1 In-class exercises and tests, hand-in assignments and presentations

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    Main rounds

    100% passed · 36 students

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    Later rounds

    No sittings with at least 5 students.

    • Get 4: 22% (36 students)
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    About the course

    Aim

    The aim of the course is to provide knowledge in the English language and training in scientific writing, focusing on the areas of air transportation and logistics. This includes correct use of technical language and style, application of logical reasoning and ability to provide concise summaries of longer text. The course will also give students the opportunity to develop and expand their vocabulary, in particular in areas which they can be expected to encounter in their professional lives. Moreover, the course will enable the students to gain in-depth knowledge of current logistic topics, and analyze and discuss that knowledge.

    After completing the course, the student is expected be able to:

    • Read, understand and discuss English texts of different kinds, in particular texts connected to air transportation and logistics
    • Extract technical content from popular articles written by non-specialists (journalists, reporters, etc.); expand the content and comment on it
    • Show command of a more specialist vocabulary and terminology of the kind used in the field of air transportation and logistics
    • Present information in a way that is easy to follow by the others
    • Intelligently and objectively critique the work of others
    • Formulate and argue for personal ideas and viewpoints
    • Summarize a longer text

    Content

    Texts connected to air transportation and logistics are read and discussed. Training is given in writing skills and presentation techniques. This includes revision and work with style and text coherence. Writing skills will be practised through reports and summaries. Presentations techniques will be practised through final presentations.

    The subject content will focus specifically upon the air transportation and logistics areas such as building of airport infrastructure, the environmental effects of flying or city planning.

    Examiner
    Christiane Schmidt
    Scheduled hours
    57 h
    Main field of study
    Inget huvudområde
    Syllabus on Studieinfo ↗