Презентация на тему по английскому языку Oxford,Camdridge Universities and MSU

more we know- the more we forget,

The more

we forget- the less we know

So why study?»

you study?
“Is education important?”

Finish the sentence, please.

I go to school because…

perfect. Learning is an eye in the mind. Never put off

till tomorrow what you can do today.

It’s never late to learn. - Учиться никогда не поздно.
Practice makes perfect. - Повторение – мать учения.
Learning is an eye in the mind. - Учение – свет, а не ученье - тьма.
Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today.- Никогда не откладывай на завтра то, что можешь сделать сегодня.

place
A campus
A commoner
Tution
Disabled
Disadvantaged
advantage
a Bachelor of Arts
a Master of Arts

research institutes, 4 museums, 6 local branches in Russia

and abroad,about 380 departments, the Science Park,the Botanical Gardens, The Library, the University Publishing House and a printing shop, a recreational centre and a boarding school for talented children.

A number of new faculties, departments аnd research laboratories have been recently established, new academic programs are being continuously introduced together with new curricula; there are over 140 distance learning programs. Research has recently started in 30 new interdisciplinary areas.

and ends in June (01.09-30.06). Bachelor's degree takes 4

academic years to complete; Specialist's degree takes 5 or 6 academic years to complete; Master's degree takes 2 academic years to complete; Doctor's degree takes 3 academic years to complete. All the faculties provide the full-time study. Post-graduate studies can be either full-time or part-time. The applicants are enrolled according to the results of entrance examinations (interview, test).

higher education, Moscow University was established in 1755. In

1940 it was named after Academician Mikhail Lomonosov (1711 - 1765), an outstanding Russian scientist, who greatly contributed to the establishment of the university in Moscow.

State University celebrated its 250th anniversary, over 800 various

events being held on the occasion. Founded in the XVIII century, the University has been constantly growing and encompassing new branches of learning and research.
All the history of the University is the evidence of the outstanding role its alumni have played promoting the ideas of freedom, common good, humanity, and truth.

the University retains its role of a major center

of learning and research as well as an important cultural center. Its academics and students follow the long-standing traditions of the highest academic standards and democratic ideals.

is one of the two oldest, most prestigious and

most aristocratic British universities. It was created in 1176.
Over 130 nationalities are represented among students.

men,
5 colleges for women,
5 colleges for both men and

women.
Each college has its own hall, chapel and library.
The university has about 20,000 students.

courtyards, called quads, with lawns in the centre.

The largest of Oxford University’s colleges

is Christ
Church, founded in 1525.

College.This hall is the setting for some of the

scenes in the Harry Porter films.

of the most important libraries in the world with

its 3,000,000 books and 50,000 manuscripts. There is the Radcliffe Camera, a classical rotunda now used as a reading-room for the Bodleian.

rather high. Students have to pay for using libraries

and laboratories, as for taking exams.

keeps to the traditions of the past (the Middle

Ages). All the students wear long black gowns and students’ caps. Without his or her gown no student is allowed to call on a tutor, to have dinner in the college dining-room or attend a lecture.

greatest names in British history. Many eminent world-known scholars

and scientists have been educated at Oxford. All the graduates of Oxford never forget "spirit of Oxford".

on which it is situated. It is 80 km

far from London.

for women,-28 colleges for both men and women.

Cambridge were not allowed to play games

,
sing, hunt, fish, dance.
They wore special dark
clothes and “squares”,
the academic caps, they wear them nowadays.

Cambridge has been a home of great poets, writers

and leading scientists.

2. Is it far from London?
3. What is Cambridge famous for?
4. Where do the students live and study?
5. What do the students enjoy doing on a sunny day?

1. When was Oxford University founded?
2. What famous people studied there?
3. What are the social meeting areas?
4. Where do the student`s live?
5. What do they usually do after classes?

1 group

2 group

3 group

1.What is the oldest university in Russia?
2.Who is Moscow State University named after?
3.When was MSU founded?
4.Who founded NSU?
5.What is the deadline for applying to MSU?

the texts and translate them into English
• территория университета;
• обучение было

бесплатным;
• исходя из моего собственного опыта;
• ведущая роль;
• известно, что конкурс очень высокий;
• была сильно впечатлена;
• крайний срок – 25 июля;
• семейное происхождение;
• условия поступления в университет;
• предлагают большие возможности для личного роста и развития.

Oxford older than Cambridge?
2. When was it founded?
3. Are

these universities equally good?
4. What is the name of the competition between these two universities?
5. When did it start?

education as well as its very beautiful buildings.
2.

In old times students were not allowed to play games, sing, hunt, fish, and dance.
3. There are twenty-nine colleges in this town.
4. In this university ,when it was founded, tution was free.
5.You can see many lovely gardens, where the students can read and relax in the summer months.
6. Every commoner had a right to enter this university.
7.It gives them what they need: a quiet atmosphere, friendly colleagues and the four-hundred-year-old library, which has about five million books.
8.Originally there was only three faculties in MSU. What are they?
9. Later the doors of colleges were opened to both men and women.
10. The university now has thirty-five colleges and about thirteen thousand students, many of them from other countries.
11.How old is MSU?
12. Some Harry Porter scenes were filmed in the great Tudor dining hall.

education as well as its very beautiful buildings. (Oxford)
2.

In old times students were not allowed to play games, sing, hunt, fish, and dance. (Cambridge)
3. There are twenty-nine colleges in this town. (Cambridge)
4. In this university ,when it was founded, tution was free. ( MSU)
5.You can see many lovely gardens, where the students can read and relax in the summer months. (Oxford)
6. Every commoner had a right to enter this university. ( MSU)
7.It gives them what they need: a quiet atmosphere, friendly colleagues and the four-hundred-year-old library, which has about five million books. (Oxford)
8.Originally there was only three faculties in MSU. What are they? (Medicine,Law,Philosophy)
9. Later the doors of colleges were opened to both men and women. (Cambridge)
10. The university now has thirty-five colleges and about thirteen thousand students, many of them from other countries. (Oxford)
11.How old is MSU?(263)
12. Some Harry Porter scenes were filmed in the great Tudor dining hall. (Oxford)

found out that a young critic Bernard Shaw would

be (invite) to a party. The girl was fond of (meet) famous people. She learned that most of all Shaw loved (be) in a good company and (listen) to good music. The girl did not have a good voice so (sing) was out of the question. She decided to please Shaw by (choose) some lovely piece of music and (play) it at the party. She enjoyed ( get) ready for the event and finally she left confident.
Almost all the guests ( arrive) and the girl had been playing the piano for half an hour when a young man (enter ) the room. He was introduced to everybody as Bernard Shaw. The girl looked at him with admiration. She continued (play) the piano. Bernard Shaw kept (pay) no attention to the girl and started (talk) with one of the guests. The young girl disliked (be) ignored. Attracting Shaw`s attention was her dream, but she did not know how to do it.
Finally she turned to Shaw and said loudly:" Excuse me, I have heard that you are fond of (listen) to good music."
"I am," answered Bernard Shaw, "but never mind! Go on (play)"

found out that a young critic Bernard Shaw would

be invited to a party. The girl was fond of meeting famous people. She learned that most of all Shaw loved being in a good company and listening to good music. The girl did not have a good voice so singing was out of the question. She decided to please Shaw by choosing some lovely piece of music and playing it at the party. She enjoyed getting ready for the event and finally she left confident.
Almost all the guests had arrived and the girl had been playing the piano for half an hour when a young man entered the room. He was introduced to everybody as Bernard Shaw. The girl looked at him with admiration. She continued playing the piano. Bernard Shaw kept paying no attention to the girl and started talking with one of the guests. The young girl disliked being ignored. Attracting Shaw`s attention was her dream, but she did not know how to do it.
Finally she turned to Shaw and said loudly:" Excuse me, I have heard that you are fond of listening to good music."
"I am," answered Bernard Shaw, "but never mind! Go on playing"