The Language Unit CPKL (LU-CPKL)
Welcome to LU-CPKL, a service unit focusing on supporting and enhancing students’ language communication skills that will help you become proficient in influencing Islamic discourse, prepare you for university-level study and uphold the university’s central goal in producing Muslim graduates who can hold important leadership and community roles in society in Brunei Darussalam and beyond.
“Looking back at my EFIS (English for Islamic Studies) journey course, I find that it was actually a stepping stone onto my interest in producing dakwah videos in the future. EFIS is not only a simple English communication skills course but it’s a lifelong learning skill that will be beneficial for each individual. I honestly loved everything about the course, it has made me a more matured pupil and opened doors to my creativity cap. I feel that I was not studying English, but I was enjoying it instead!”
Mardhiah binte Rozalan (Singapore), Alumni student from Faculty of Syariah and Law (Academic session 20/21)
Our English Courses
Our English courses are University Required Courses (URC), meaning all Undergraduate students must take at least one of these courses during their first or second year of study here.
- KL1103 English for Business
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COURSE CODE: KL1103 |
COURSE NAME: English for Business (E4B) |
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ACADEMIC PROGRAMME: BSc in Islamic Finance BA in Islamic Economics BA in Business Management BA of Development Management |
This course is dual focused on both academic culture (equipping students with language skills needed for university level) and from business and economic contexts.
No. of contact hours: 3 hours/week
At the end of this course, students are expected to recognise, understand and analyse business and academic text structures, register and style as well as communicate ideas effectively in written form that is appropriate to business and academic registers.
- KL1119 English for Islamic Studies
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COURSE CODE: KL1119 |
COURSE CODE: English for Islamic Studies (EFIS) |
OBJECTIVES
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ACADEMIC PROGRAMME: BA in Shariah (Fiqh & Judiciary) BA in Shariah (Fiqh & Usul) BA in Usuluddin (Tafsir & Hadith) BA in Usuluddin (Tahfiz & Qiraat) BA in Islamic History & Civilisation |
This course aims to enhance students’ literary and communication skills for purposes of delivering dakwah of Islamic beliefs and current issues through different literary practices, including digital media.
Projects included: writing Islamic short stories for book publication, script-writing for video production and infographic creation.
This course is only offered to students who are taking Arabic/Malay-medium programmes.
No of contact hours: 3 hours/week
- KL1104 English for Academic Purposes
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COURSE NAME: English for Academic Purposes (EAP) |
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ACADEMIC PROGRAMME: BA of Halal Science BSc in Agriculture (Agribusiness) BSc in Agriculture (Aquaculture) BSc in Agriculture (Agritechnology) BA in Islamic Media & Communication Technology |
In this course, students learn appropriate language skills required when studying at university level. This includes learning to read and write academic texts. Overall, it acts as a supplementary course to prepare students in their language skills so that they are able to use these skills in their English-medium courses taught to them by their faculties.
No. of contact hours: 3 hours/week
- KL2105 English for Professional Communication
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COURSE NAME: English for Professional Communication (EPC) |
OBJECTIVES: As a final assignment project, students build and curate a digital portfolio that showcases their communication skills, professional readiness and reflective learning. Each week, students will complete tasks that contribute to their portfolio, culminating in a final showcase and reflection. |
ACADEMIC PROGRAMME: BSc in Islamic Finance BA of Islamic Economics BA of Business Management |
This course aims to develop students’ English communication skills through completing authentic tasks under work/professional settings (such as interviews, internal/external communication, presentations, meetings, current issues at the workplace) where communication, whether written or spoken, are in English.
This course is only offered to Year 2 students taking Arabic/Malay-Medium Programmes.
No. of contact hours: 3 hours/week
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