English Language
The English Language subject within the Department of Modern Languages has been active since 1998.
It is considered a basic subject in the training of students in the first two years of study, towards a better understanding of the specialist materials published in the main languages.
Within the discipline there is a constant concern for scientific research, as evidenced by the participation of its members in congresses and communication sessions, both nationally and internationally, the publication of an impressive number of articles and reviews in specialized journals, authored volumes.
The English language courses aim at familiarising students with the medical language and developing specialist speech formation skills.
Students acquire specific medical vocabulary and simultaneously deepen the lexico-grammatical subtleties for written and oral communication in the medical field, based on the descriptors provided in the Common European Framework of Reference for Modern Languages.
The lectures are based on current textbooks and are conducted in a modern, interactive way with audio-visual format.
The activity of the English language discipline is didactic, research, transdisciplinary: language proficiency tests: English, Romanian; post-graduate courses; student scientific forums.
French Language
The French language subject was established in 1999 in the Faculty of Medicine for teaching purposes, namely to carry out formative and research activities in its field of competence.
Location:
The Department of Modern Languages - French Language is located in the building of the Faculty of Medicine - Building A, Petru Rareș Street 2-4 (old building, 1st floor, room 119), where it has a modern classroom.
Subject taught: French language with medical and pharmaceutical specifics.
Current team: Lecturer PhD ILIE Cătălin; Lecturer PhD LUNGU Corina
General objectives:
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Acquiring and deepening students' knowledge of French language with medical and pharmaceutical specifics;
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Training students' competence to use it correctly and fluently in concrete communication situations;
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Promote interactive dialogues with the aim of stimulating students' creativity and ability to express themselves in French using specialised medical language.
Research directions:
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Medical and pharmaceutical terminology
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French for the medical field
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Didactics of teaching specialised medical language