Department of British and North American Studies

Welcome aboard for the winter term 2020/21

Study Portal

Degree programmes

Ernst-Lohmeyer-Platz 3
D-17489 Greifswald

Head of Department
Prof. Dr. phil. habil. Sebastian Domsch

The staff can be reached via digital or telephone consultation hours and by e-mail.

Office (Room 1.40):

Anke Möller (Anglophone Literature & Culture)
Phone: +49 3834 420 3351
moellerauni-greifswaldde

Katharina Schwandt (English Linguistics)
Phone: +49 3834 420 3354
katharina.schwandtuni-greifswaldde

Course and exam portal (HIS)

The HIS portal is mostly for information on and registration to courses and exams. It contains course descriptions, time, place, and contacts of the teacher/professor. In addition, there are various tools, e.g. to check marks/grades on-line, to print certificates and performance overviews, or to find rooms and staff.

Groupware

The Groupware serves as a communication tool for members of the university. For instance, teaching staff use it to inform their students about homework or cancellations. Studenst should check their Groupware account regularly for new e-mail. Alternatively, it is possible to activate automatic forwarding of messages to a private e-mail address to ensure you do not miss out on something.

Learning plattform Moodle

Moodle is a learning platform for staff and students to share information and material for courses. On-line discussions and other electronic functions complement the traditional classroom.

For prospective students

Studium

Degree programmes
Contacts at the department

City and region

Admissions (central university page)

For exchange Students

Studying and the syllabus:

Exams:

Forms of the Central Exam Office
Guidelines for term papers and final theses
Reading list anglophone Literature
Exam registration

International student services:

Departmental Erasmus coordinator
International Office
Studentenwerk Greifswald (accommodation)

Contacts

Contacts at the department:

Central contacts:

Degree programmes

Research and teaching areas

International cooperation

Teaching degree for grammar schools [de]
Teaching degree for secondary schools [de]
B.A. British and North American Studies [de]
M.A. Culture - Interculturality - Literature [de]
M.A. Language Diversity [de]

Chair of Anglophone Literarature and Culture
Chair of English Linguistics
English Language Practice
Didactics of English

The Department is globally oriented in both teaching and research and supports exchange programmes for student and staff exchange. We also welcome applications by prospective full-time international degree students.