Professional Language Certificate

Did you know that 15% of European companies have missed out on business opportunities in a country where they hoped to expand their market due to a lack of language ability? Or that companies are demanding professionals with training in several languages?

Using our modular system, you will be able to combine language learning with your professional interests. If you want to make the world your home market and your language skills to be the key that opens the door to professional success, the Universidad Europea de Madrid offers its Professional Language Certificate program.

This program, which is intended for all undergraduate and post-graduate students, is based on participative methodologies that give you the types of oral and written skills that the international employment market calls for. After earning your Certificate, you can work professionally in a foreign language as an “independent user” (equivalent to the B1 level of the European Framework of Reference for Languages).

What languages can you study?

Certificates are awarded after completing 24 credits in any of the languages that we teach:: French, German, Arabic, Chinese, Italian

When and how can I study?

This certificate program is designed so that you can combine it with your undergraduate or post-graduate academic schedule. If you are a student in a regular Bachelor's, 3-year Bachelor’s, Engineering, Technical Engineering, Architecture or Technical Architecture degree program, you can apply the Language Certificate credits to your elective block or as an addition to the degree program that you are studying.

Additional information about the Professional Language Certificate available here or at the Student Affairs and Information Department. Building B, Ground Floor. Villaviciosa Campus

Official Exams:

This Certificate will stand you in good stead for the French DELF and German ÖSD exams, for which the UEM is an official testing center..

Just knowing English is no longer enough - it is becoming more and more necessary to communicate in other languages.