522 Short courses in Language Studies

The aim of Greek course from University of Southampton is to enable you to communicate in your target language (TL) at that particular level and in your particular area of interest. 

This Global Gap Year unique programme from European School of Economics allows you to study, travel, and discover yourself within the framework of an international, multi-campus institution with centres London, Madrid, Milan, Florence, Rome, Paris and Genoa.

Spanish Plus programmes from Nebrija University  combine courses from the Hispanic Studies program with specific degree courses, from various disciplines, taught in English

Dalhousie University's English in Canada course is an immersion experience that combines language classes and a robust sociocultural programme.

If you are interested in languages and are studying an alternative degree programme at the University of Canterbury, you can do a course or two in your language of choice per year with this Languages certificate.

Imagine studying the French language not only in a university classroom, but in the corner cafe where you order coffee, the clubs where you dance with friends, and the very streets on which you walk to school. Find out more with this French Immersion course from The American University of Paris.

The key objective of the English for Academic Purposes course from Federation University Australia is to provide international students with a course that can help improve their English language, enabling them to pursue further study with Federation University.

The English for Academic Purposes (EAP) from St. Clair College is an intensive, full-time academic pathway programme. 

As a students of the Language and Culture course from Auckland University of Technology you’ll meet the subject requirements of your home institution, while expanding your educational, personal, and career aspirations.

If you already have an offer to start a degree at the University of Derby, this course will give you an IELTS equivalent which will allow you to progress to the University of Derby programmes. University of Derby offers the English For Academic Purposes programme. 

This English for Academic Purposes programme from Griffith College focuses on core language skill development, combined with extensive cultural and academic orientation to help prepare students for study in an academic context.​

The English (General English) from Eötvös Loránd University has been designed for students who wish to study at ELTE or another European university, but do not yet have the necessary level of language competence and study skills to start a BA degree program.

The Gateway English course from Curtin University takes your intermediate-level knowledge of English and builds on developing and applying your skills at a higher level. This course will help prepare you to succeed in your studies and you’ll find the English skills you learn useful for studying and living in Australia.

The English Language Bridging course from Curtin University helps improve your English speaking, listening, writing and reading skills. This course will help prepare you to succeed in your studies and you’ll find the English skills you learn useful for studying and living in Australia. 

The English Language Learning (ELL) course from Centennial College is an intensive five-level, full-time program designed for international students who wish to improve their English language skills. If you're an international student, this program will help you build on and improve your language skills for success in college, university or your career.

An introduction to some key concepts in the effective teaching and learning of languages. The Understanding Language - Learning and Teaching programme is offered at the University of Southampton.

The aim of Russian course from University of Southampton is to enable you to communicate in your target language (TL) at that particular level and in your particular area of interest. 

The English Foundation Program from EU Business School is not a prerequisite for an EU degree. However, EU is an English-speaking business school and all classes, assignments, exams, lectures and final dissertations are carried out in English. 

The English Foundation Program from EU Business School is not a prerequisite for an EU degree  is a one-term course spanning eight to ten weeks* with start dates in October, February, June and August. 

Gain the proficiency and confidence you need to thrive in an English-speaking academic and business environment. Activate your learning through academic writing, communication and critical thinking exercises, all tailored to prepare you for your chosen degree at EU with the English Foundation Program from EU Business School.