Academic English for the Humanities

Navigating academic literature and expressing complex ideas in English can be challenging for students and researchers in the humanities. This text-only course bridges the gap, helping you transition from general English to the precise language of scholarly inquiry. By engaging with structured written explanations, vocabulary guides, and practical exercises, you will build the confidence to analyze academic texts and write coherent scholarly prose. What you'll learn: 1. Learn foundational academic vocabulary and terminology specific to humanities disciplines. 2. Understand how to analyze and dissect complex academic texts. 3. Apply structured writing techniques to draft abstracts, essays, and reviews. 4. Practice critical reading strategies to identify core arguments and rhetorical devices. 5. Master standard citation practices and understand how to avoid plagiarism. 6. Explore modern digital tools and language assistants responsibly for text polishing. The course begins with key terminology and reading strategies before guiding you through sentence structure, paragraph development, and the conventions of academic writing. It is designed for beginners to academic English and humanities students looking to build a strong foundation, with no advanced prerequisites required. Start developing your academic English skills today.