Übersetzung für "Vorlesungen hören" in Englisch

In this program, you will not only listen to lectures.

In special lectures, you will learn about the theoretical background.

The student participants observe religious rituals and hear lectures and panel discussions by religious leaders and scholars.

Professor Moscati was however the victim of his own success among the students, for many of them preferred to follow his lectures rather than to attend the official courses.

He must have been an impressive lecturer for it was reported that people flocked to hear his lectures which filled the lecture rooms to overflowing.

I spent my practical semester in London and came back for just one semester to catch up on a couple of lectures and to write exams.

During the second and third weeks at the STARESO field station in Corsica, the days are filled with morning lectures, snorkelling for many hours to gather data, archiving and analysing data with the help of colleagues from computer science in the evening.

After all, nobody expects students to learn dancing only by listening to lectures or reading books.

Re-enrollment, listening to lectures, submitting exams - what you can do and when during the semester is available here in an overview.

At their host universities, the students from the Faculty of Mathematics and Economics will not only be attending lectures and earning a Master of Science degree, but they will also be working as teaching assistants and giving tutorials.

Attending lectures, participating in seminars, conducting a case study or writing a term paper: studying abroad successfully is only possible if you have the necessary language proficiency .

Ugh, I hate going to hear authors read from their work.

Hey, man, I'm tired of hearing you read that stuff.

You heard him read from that book you give him?

This is the next paragraph that I want to read to you, and listen carefully:

You think that getting advanced notes because I can't hear the lecture is some kind of special break?

One thing I would advise him to do is to listen to Radio 4 at the end of March to the first Reith lecture where he will hear the Commissioner for External Relations giving an extremely moving and convincing lecture on this whole subject.

He has twenty people who come to his house to hear him read my sermons.

Personally, I was privileged in that I was among the students who listened to the first lecture held by professor Bauer called “informatics” in the winter of 1969/1970.

This year it became the custom for the neighbors to drop in during the winter evenings to hear Jesus play upon the harp, to listen to his stories (for the lad was a master storyteller), and to hear him read from the Greek scriptures.