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A warm welcome from the English Department!
A warm welcome from the English Department! Heike Mißler (Learning Agreements,…) Departmental Erasmus Co-ordinator; C5 3, room 124 [email protected] +49 681 302 2059 Office Hour: Mondays, 1.30-4pm Karina Paustian (Timetable expert) [email protected] Student Council, room 131 (general questions on student life,…) [email protected] Our international office Building A4 4 - Campus Center Postfach 15 11 50 D-66041 Saarbrücken, Germany Phone: +49 (0)681 302-71100 Fax: +49 (0)681 302-71101 [email protected] Office hours Monday – Friday 8.30 am – 3.30 pm Our website: www.uni-saarland.de/anglistik Facebook: Pages and groups, e.g. Auslandsaufenthalt, … Twitter: Follow us @ang_saar Don’t forget to check the departmental website for updates and information. You need to register for (some) exams via the departmental website, e.g. the L and U I exam (if you take Language Course II) There is a section for incoming Erasmus students on our website! Literature: BritLit – Prof. Dr. Joachim Frenk NamLit – Prof. Dr. Astrid Fellner TAS – Prof. Dr. Martina Ghosh-Schellhorn Linguistics: Prof. Dr. Remus Gergel Language Teaching Cultural Studies Teaching courses (Didactics) – only if you are studying to become a teacher in your home country Check out this helpful document… And/or talk to your lecturer If you need the Schein asap after courses end, let your lecturers know IN ADVANCE! Registering for a course is simple if you have a UDS email username/password (UdS “Kennung” – e.g. s8hemi) We use the online platform ‘LSF’ for registration. To log on you will need your email username/password. https://www.lsf.uni-saarland.de/ Kurs belegen/abmelden If you’ve signed up for the wrong course, please sign out again so other people can have your place The SAARLAND UNIVERSITY email address you’ve used to register on LSF is the email address your lecturers might use to contact you Please check your SU address regularly, or set up automatic forwarding to your personal email address. Don’t panic. Send an email to your lecturers and ask if you can take their course. Be there in the first session or send them an email to explain why you cannot be present in the first week. Register for the course as soon as you have your log-on details Many lecturers use Moodle and will ask you to sign up for their courses there, too. Get a free account: http://lpmweb2.lpm.uni-sb.de/moodle/ For some courses you might need an enrolment key. Ask your lecturer. Sprachenzentrum Saarland University German-English Society (ask student council members about website and contact) Get a tandem partner Go to one of the Irish pubs on St. Johanner Markt