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| DROI1212-1 | Dutch Legal Terminology | ||||||||
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| Duration : | 30h Th | ||||||||
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| Holder(s) : | Yves‑Henri Leleu | ||||||||
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| Course contents : | The course consists of the analysis of texts written in Dutch - case law decisions and legal arti-cles. Lectures by Dutch guest speakers are organised. The objective is to give law students a less passive knowledge of Dutch. | ||||||||
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| Prerequisites : | Students choosing this course must have studied Dutch at secondary school, and if possible also in their first year at the university. | ||||||||
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| Organization : | Students must prepare the translation of specified texts before each class. They are called upon to translate a sentence in turn. The professor corrects or comments on the suggested translation. Students' interventions are not marked. | ||||||||
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| Written notes : | Y.-H. Leleu, Analyse de textes juridiques en langue néerlandaise, Editions de lULG | ||||||||
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| Assessment : | An accurate translation into good French: 1. of two extracts from a text seen in class; 2. of five words or phrases from vocabulary lists; 3. of an extract from a text not read in class but included in the collection of texts. | ||||||||
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| Contacts : | YH.Leleu@ulg.ac.be | ||||||||
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ULg : Students and Studies Administration - Academic Affairs
Contact : Monique Marcourt, direction A.E.E.
Date of data : 8/04/2005
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