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Advice for the supplement exam ("Latinum")
The Studienkolleg offers a supplement exam of qualification in Latin (so-called
"Latinum") twice a year (in January and July), which is also accessible to
external students. ( Important dates)
The "Latinum" exam consist of two parts
1. Written exam
A slightly adapted text by Cicero has to be transferred into German within
180 minutes. Its length is about 180 words.
2. Oral exam
The students will be tested in morphology, grammar and translation abilities on
the basis of short texts by Cicero. Participating in the oral exam is mandatory
for passing the exam.
The grade of the written exam counts twice
as much as the grade of the oral exam. Participants who failed the written part
("unsatisfactory", grade 6 on a scale 1 to 6) will not be allowed to take part
in the oral part. Participants who failed the oral part ("unsatisfactory",
grade 6 on a scale 1 to 6) have also failed the entire exam. The oral part has
to be passed with "sufficient" (grade 4 on a scale of 1 to 6).
A failed exam can be repeated once.
Download of a supplement exam
An sample of a supplement exam ("Latinum") can be found under
Downloads.
Application date
Ask for application dates at the main office of the Studienkolleg by phone.
Students of the LMU who take part in the preparation course for the Latinum
will be informed by Dr. Stefan Merkle. An application form has to be filled in
on time. External participants will be asked for an ID beforehand. Students who
have passed the exam will receive a certificate.
Consultation
For further questions do not hesitate to contact OStRin Jakobeit-Nykiel as head
of the Latin department. Individual appointments can be arranged by the main
office of the Studienkolleg any time. |
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