BIKO-LAMB requires a specific sequence of modules, starting with Module A. You can therefore only have Module C recognised for BIKO-LAMB if it was completed after Module A.
Contrast languages
Languages that contrast with German in terms of linguistic typology include, for example:
- Arabic
- Chinese
- Finnish
- Georgian
- Hebrew
- Japanese
- Kannada
- Korean
- Tamil
- Thai
- Turkish
- Hungarian
- Vietnamese
Attendance at language courses
Language courses should preferably be taken at the Leibniz Language Centre, and students must achieve proficiency level A1.1 according to the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages). Students must earn 4 credit points, for which they must provide an internal course certificate in the form of an examination. Further information on course certification can be found in the guidelines of the Leibniz Language Centre.
If you wish to undertake the language course outside Leibniz University Hannover, you must be able to demonstrate that the course corresponds to a workload of 120 hours (= 4 CP). We also ask that you arrange a consultation with the project team in advance.
