Languages

Yes, the university's Intensive English Program helps international students in polishing their language skills required to meet the language standards. In case a student does not meet the language requirements, he/she can enrol on this programme and shift to the normal academic course upon its completion.

The University of St. Gallen offers a programme in German and English languages. The university not only offers the opportunity to study in two languages but also foreign languages are deeply embedded within its programme structure.

At Stockholm University, there are 5 bachelor's programmes offered in English. Apart from this, 75 master's programmes are also taught in English within science, the humanities, social sciences, and law.

Yes, it is highly required. However, exceptions can be made in some cases if your previous medium of instruction has been English.

IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, etc. are some popular English Proficiency Exams accepted by Keele University.

Most of the bachelor's and master's courses at RWTH Aachen University are taught in German except few courses, that are taught in English.

German language proficiency DSH level 2, CEFR level C1 is mandatory for all undergraduate programs, state examinations or Church degrees. For the master's degree courses different language parameters have been set which one can find on the official website of the university.

All the courses offered at Trine University are taught in the English language. Therefore, Trine University makes it mandatory for international students to prove their proficiency in the English language. International students can prove their proficiency in the English language by demonstrating their IELTS score, TOELF score, or PTE score. For undergraduate courses the minimum requirement for TOELF is 71, for IELTS is 6.0 overall, and for PTE is 50 overall. However, for postgraduate courses the minimum required score for TOEFL is 79, for IELTS 6.5 overall and 6.0 minimum on each section, and for PTE is 58 overall.

Before coming for studies in France, it is important to have a sufficient level knowledge in French. So, it is recommended to know French before you join Sorbonne.