New podcast: learning how to read and write academic texts

In the podcast studio, Benjamin Langsted and Cecilie Alfa Karentius Østberg share their experiences as students learning to read and write academic texts in Biochemistry and Law, respectively.

Professor Karen Skriver from Biochemistry explains why she believes it is important for teachers to help students learn how to read academic literature, engage with it critically, and communicate academic knowledge effectively.

Together with host Katja Årosin, the guests also discuss how developments in AI have made critical thinking and the ability to communicate academic knowledge accurately, even more important.

Listen to the podcast (in Danish): At lære at læse og skrive akademiske tekster | Sprogbrug på KU

Featuring:

Benjamin Gade Langsted, student, Department of Biology, University of Copenhagen: Department of Biology – Department of Biology - University of Copenhagen

Cecilie Alfa Karentius Østberg, student, Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen: Cecilie Alfa Karentius Østberg – Alle ansatte tilknyttet forskningsområdet – Københavns Universitet

Karen Skriver, Professor, Department of Biology, University of Copenhagen: Karen Skriver – Department of Biology - University of Copenhagen

Katja Årosin, Academic Language Consultant, Centre for Internationalisation and Parallel Language Use (CIP): Katja Årosin - Københavns Universitets Forskningsportal

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