Study abroad

“In a text, there is always a part up for interpretation, a proposition of a world one could inhabit and, as such, envision as a very personal possibility.” The question is: how can one grasp “the work’s world” if one has never experienced a change of scenery themselves? And how can one grasp the fundamentals of a society without exposing themselves daily to the society’s contemporary politics, society and culture?

You wish to improve your Spanish proficiency in full-immersion? Perfect your academic training and study abroad in a Spanish-speaking country, in Europe or all around the world:

In addition to the compulsory internship in Year 3, the Department of Applied Foreign Languages offers to travel all around the world as part of:

• Erasmus+ European exchange programme: Almería, Granada, Murcia, Oviedo, Salamanca, Santiago de Compostela, Girona, les Illes Balears, València
• University exchanges through networks and programmes such as the Quebec student exchange programme (BCI), the ISEP and Asia Exchange, allowing you to travel in various destinations: Africa, South America, Asia, Australia, Canada, United States of America, Europe, United Kingdom (including Warwick and Birmingham). You can’t speak Thai, Korean or Norwegian? Don’t worry: many universities offer courses in English.

Is going abroad expensive? It may be, depending on the destinations. You can go abroad for less than 500 euros, and you can benefit from cumulative financial supports (including scholarships).

When can I go abroad? Most students go abroad in Year 3, for a year or for the second semester. To do so, you need to apply for an exchange during the previous year.

You want to learn more about financial supports or discover other ways to go abroad? Read more on the dedicated pages of the Faculty of Foreign Languages and the Service for the international mobility programmes, which co-organises study exchanges and international placements. Students who also share their memorable experiences!