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UMinho opens registrations for courses in 11 foreign languages

Braga TV15 September 2026 at 09:46

BabeliUM – Language Centre at the University of Minho has opened registrations for free courses in 11 languages for the next semester. The available languages include German, Arabic, Korean, Japanese, Turkish and Portuguese as a Foreign Language, among five others not specified in the article.

The courses are offered through distance learning platforms and in-person formats. In-person classes take place at the Gualtar campus in Braga and Azurém campus, allowing students to choose the modality that best suits their needs.

This language centre at the University of Minho offers training that does not follow the traditional degree format, being free courses open to the community. This initiative aims to promote multilingualism and facilitate access to learning diverse languages.

Why this matters

Residents in the Braga and Guimarães region now have access to training in 11 foreign languages, including less common languages such as Korean and Turkish, with the advantage of being able to choose between in-person and distance modalities. This diversified offering responds to the growing demand for linguistic skills in the job market and academia.

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