Description:
In academia and economics, international, intra- and transdisciplinary interaction is common use - linguistics for languages for specific purposes (LSP) needs to adapt the teaching referring to this environment and for preparing the students for certain professional fields. Students of linguistics for LSP acquire much intradiscisplinary knowledge, critical reflection of the acquired and concrete practical application is often neglected, leading to various difficulties in practice. It shall be deemed to be necessary to implement competence-oriented teaching through transdisciplinary interaction - not least for strengthening the reputation of the subject itself. The present article outlines transdisciplinary teaching by taking the example of linguistics for LSP and mentions concrete examples of the collaboration with partners from non-scientific practice.