The academic writing course targets individuals transitioning from non-academic backgrounds, catering to school leavers and professionals re-entering higher education.
This course is designed to enhance academic writing skills, providing essential tools and understanding crucial for success in higher education. It aims to bridge the gap for school leavers and to refresh professionals returning to the academic environment. Additionally, the course incorporates a dedicated section on the role and ethical use of AI in academic writing.
The course offers comprehensive training in academic writing, tailoring content to both beginners and returning scholars. It prepares participants to meet the rigorous writing standards expected in tertiary education and utilizes AI technology to modernize the learning process.
No specific prerequisites are needed to enroll in this course, making it accessible to everyone interested in improving their academic writing skills.
Skills acquired from this course can be applied in various academic and professional settings, imploring structured, clear, and ethical writing. Professionals can use these skills to draft reports, presentations, and research, while students can effectively tackle essays, theses, and other academic assignments.
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Academic English guides you through the process of becoming an academic writer into producing your first academic research publication. Created by academic writing experts, Academic English spans 5 modules explaining ideas for research, finding and sourcing relevant literature, reporting research methods and results according to disciplinary expectations, and developing critical insights into your findings. A world of academic language and expertise is at your fingertips in Academic English!
Having completed the seven other courses in the MicroMasters in Writing for Performance and Entertainment Industries, this course gives you the opportunity to put it all together.
The course webinar will focus on the assignments and information regarding referencing, best practice and case studies will be provided throughout the course.
Passing this course is a pre-requisite for those wishing to use credit from MicroMasters in Writing for Performance and Entertainment industries as part of their application to the MSt in Writing for Performance at the University of Cambridge.
Learn how to read and write in English in the context of lectures and academic texts. Reading promotes writing, and writing assists reading! Master the correct reading skills and writing skills, allowing you to achieve a leap in English reading and writing!
