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Courses for Drexel International Undergraduates & Graduates University Courses Academic Writing ESL Sections of Freshman Humanities Course description: These augmented courses provide two additional non-credit hours for students needing ESL support in the freshman humanities (HUM101, 102, 103) sequence. Speaking and Listening Course: HUM006 Section 1 Instructor: Mrs. Alexis Finger Course description: This four-hour, 0 credit course is available for undergraduate and graduate international students who need to develop skills and confidence in their oral communication skills. English Language Center Courses 10-week non-credit courses. $425 for Drexel students and staff. Students should register at the English Language Center by the end of the first week of the term. For current term course offerings, including days and class times, click here. For further information, please contact Tobie Hoffman, ELC Assistant Director for University Programs (tobie@drexel.edu or x6773). Advanced Grammatical Analysis Course description: This course focuses on improving international students' knowledge and use of advanced English grammatical structures. Advanced Academic Writing Course description: This course focuses on developing international graduate students' abilities to write academic papers, summaries, critiques, and essay exams. Advanced Academic Listening and Discussion Course description: This course focuses on improving international graduate students' abilities to listen to lectures, take effective notes and participate effectively in university classroom discussions. Strategies for Academic Reading Course description: This course focuses on improving international students' abilities to read textbooks and other academic articles effectively through the development of extensive and intensive reading strategies. Oral Presentations Course description: This course focuses on improving international students' abilities to present information effectively in formal presentations and speeches.
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