Current information
- There are still free places in (FÜSQ-) classes of the Language Center in the summer semester 2025 (including free-lecture period)
- Current Newes and events are listed under "News and Events".
Celebrating over 50 years of the Language Center!
The Language Center at the University of Stuttgart was founded in 1973. Over the past 50 years, we have developed into a central institution of the university, offering language courses, academic writing, and intercultural competence. The Language Center offers numerous courses each semester- including many interdisciplinary key qualifications- and plays a central role in internationalization. We cordially invite all members of the University of Stuttgart, as well as our network and cooperation partners, to celebrate with us on November 7, 2025. Please register with us via the online form.
Communication – the human connection – is the key to personal and career success.
Paul J. Meyer
Intro
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
Dr.Head of the Language Center
Portuguese/Spanish Language Coordinator