Have a great summer!
The Language Service will be closing for the summer holidays from 1 to 28 August. We would like to wish you a good break!
News
Enrolment is now open for the 2018-2019 language courses
Get a 10% discount If you enrol on a language course for the 2018-2019 academic year before 31 July 2018.
Languages: Added Value for Your Teaching
The UAB has published a call for applications for language grants for academic staff: call for applications for the correction of teaching materials in English and Catalan. Applications can now be made throughout the whole of 2018.
Starting to think about the summer? Put down July as your month for languages!
Check out the summer courses at the Language Service and see which one fits the bill for you. You'll see we're offering some tempting new ones. Enrolment now open!
Prepare for the TOEIC exam and certify your level of English
If you need to certify your level of English, you can now do this through the multilevel TOEIC. The next sitting is on 11 July 2018.
The Xi'an International Studies University (XISU) at UAB Idiomas Barcelona
Last 30th April we welcomed the Chinese delegation from Xi'an International Studies University (XISU).
Certify your level in another language!
Would you like a certificate showing your level in another language – to help you find work, earn credits, take a new course or apply for a mobility grant? Then sign up for an exam with UAB Idiomes Campus!
call for language grant applications for the UAB community
The UAB has opened call for applications for language grants for different purposes among the university community: correction of teaching materials, organisation of seminars and conferences or support in intensifying the use of English as a medium of instruction.
What was that about the Germans? And the French? And the Italians? And the Portuguese?
This Sant Jordi, Language Service activities you can take part in: screening of the videos "Thinking Stereotypes" plus debate, at the Sant Jordi stand on the Plaça Cívica, and book market at the Language Service building. Why not come along?