Current information about winter semester 2024/25
- Final registration from March 31 to April 8, 2025 via C@MPUS, which will be carried out by the Language Center. During this registration enrolled students of the University of Stuttgart can submit course requests in C@MPUS for all courses (FÜSQ and Non-FÜSQ) offered by the Language Center.
Employees of the University of Stuttgart can use our course offer free of charge as well! Click here for more information. - Current Newes and events are listed under "News and Events".
Communication – the human connection – is the key to personal and career success.
Paul J. Meyer
Course registration for students from March 31 - April 8, 2025.
Final course registration from March 31 to April 8 via C@MPUS.
Organization Chart of the Language Center
Free CV and Application Check in English
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Science Communication (Sci Comm)
From the winter term 2024/25 onwards the Language Center offers a new program in Science Communication (Sci Comm) for students, researchers, instructors as well as for administrative and management staff of the University of Stuttgart.
Teaching in English: Individual Coaching and Support for Lecturers at the University of Stuttgart
With the "EMI Navigator," the team of the Language Center's Teaching Workshop has developed a program at the University of Stuttgart to advise and support instructors in English-language teaching.
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Further information about EMI (=English as a Medium of Instruction).
Dr. Lucy Blaney-Laible
English Newsletter No 2-2024 online
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At the Language Center Stuttgart, domestic and foreign participants are able to find a diversified and nuanced course program that involves 14 languages. This includes Arabic, Chinese, Russian as well as English, Italian, French, Spanish and German taught as a foreign language. Another emphasis at the Language Center involves courses that professionally convey methodological, communicative, and intercultural as well as personal and social skills. ...
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With regards to our target audience of German and international students, teachers/researchers, doctoral candidates, administrative employess, and guest auditors, the Language Center offers customized courses with the focus on a practice-oriented curriculum for acquiring vital intercultural and verbal skills. Thus, the European Union and the HRK's endorsed goal of multilingualism is specifically promoted by the Language Center's self-conception. For the educational training of already distinguished experts into globally-, integratively-, and socially responsible-thinking individuals, multilingualism as well as the acquirement of methodological and personal skills are of the utmost importance. The diversity of languages constitutes a valuable, relevant, and meaningful currency for our toghetherness in the world.
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Lucy Blaney-Laible
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Portuguese/Spanish Language Coordinator