Undergraduate degree programs of School of Economics include the study of at least one foreign language among English, German, French and Spanish. As for the Master of Science degree, three of these courses are entirely taught in English; for others, in almost all cases university provided study of a foreign language. On this page you will find information on courses and language tests.
Language courses that are taught in the first level (graduation) lead the student to a level of language knowledge B1 to a B2. The courses offered in the various courses are aimed at students who already have knowledge of a foreign language equivalent to Level B1, required to attend language courses.
How to verify your language skills
Students can verify their language level at B1 (or higher) in the following way:
Students who do NOT have the B1 level at the time of one of the degree courses at the School of Economics and Management, need to overcome this deficiency by taking recovery course (including those held in the University Language Centre - CLA)
Master of Science
The teaching of foreign languages provided for the Master of Science programs are aimed at students who already have an English equivalent to level B2 (see the self-assessment grid of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages). Students who do not possess this skill can attend courses at the university language centre (CLA) to achieve it.
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06.09.2023