Linguistic skills at entry level

In order to attend the CEILS course, at least a B2 level in English is required.

The language requirement will be verified once you are enrolled.
In case the requirement is missing at the moment of enrolment, you will have to recover it before the first exam sitting, either by

If you have a certificate and you want to ask for the recognition of the credits, you must upload it online through the form Language certificates and English language requirement - Courses of study of the Department of Economics and management, Faculty of Law and School of International Studies.

The form is available each academic year usually between September and June.

Linguistic skills to be achieved

English

You are required to achieve a proficient level (C1) in English over the course of the bachelor.
C1 level in English or higher corresponds to 6 ECTS credits in your Study plan

To reach the required level of English:

  • you are to attend classes at the CLA and take the internal exam
  • in case you already hold an English language certificate at C1 level (recognized by the CLA) at the moment of enrolment, you will be assigned the 6 ECTS credits in your Study plan.

Second foreign language

You have to achieve a good working knowledge (B1) in a second foreign language, by choosing among those taught at the CLA, which are: German, French, Spanish and Italian (compulsory for non-Italian nationals)

B1 level (or higher) in the second language corresponds to 6 ECTS credits in the Study plan

To reach the required level of B1 you can:

In case you register a B1 level certificate, and subsequently wish to take an exam of a B2 level or higher within the same language, the higher language level will also be inserted in your Study plan, but you will not receive any extra credits.

If you have a certificate and you want to ask for the recognition of the credits, you must upload it online through the form Language certificates and English language requirement - Courses of study of the Department of Economics and management, Faculty of Law and School of International Studies.

The form is available each academic year usually between September and June.

Non-compulsory linguistic skills

  • Third or fourth foreign language
  • Courses in Legal Language

Please check the “Handbook for CEILS students” for further information about possible non-compulsory language skills.

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21 September 2021