FAQ
What languages can I learn at the School of Languages, and do you offer English language support?
We offer foreign language modules in French, Spanish, German, Korean, Japanese, and Mandarin. Through integrated modules and free-standing workshops, we also provide English language support, including academic writing, reading, listening, and speaking skills.
How are the language classes taught, and what kind of support can I expect from the School of Languages?
Classes are taught in small groups, focusing on interactive learning. We also provide access to state-of-the-art language labs for practical language acquisition. You can expect personalised learning experiences, including small class sizes, expert instructors, and access to cutting-edge language learning facilities.
Can external partners collaborate with the School of Languages, and what technology or resources are available for students?
We work with external organisations to deliver customised language and academic skills programmes tailored to their specific needs. We provide access to a state-of-the-art library, online learning platforms, and multimedia resources that support language learning. Our digital tools and resources enhance in-classroom and independent learning experiences.
How large are the classes, and how does the School of Languages promote cultural competence alongside language fluency?
We keep class sizes small to facilitate interactive learning and allow tutors to provide more attention to students, encouraging language practice and engagement. Our curriculum emphasises not only language fluency but also cultural awareness. Students develop the necessary skills and understanding to navigate and respect differences, promoting global competency and harmony.
Who can take language modules at the School of Languages?
Our language modules are open to all university students, including undergraduates and postgraduates. We also offer tailored programmes for external partners.