Learn French at the TUM Language Center

Parlez-vous français?
No? Then it’s time to learn French! French is famous for its beautiful, melodic sound, but did you know that it is spoken on every continent by approximately 220 million people? French is currently the sixth most spoken language in the world. It is the official language of 29 countries, and it is the official language of many international organizations including the UN, NATO and the EU. France is also Germany’s most important commercial partner.

Courses during the semester

We offer French courses from level A1.1 to C1 following the CEFR.

Program overview in TUMonline

Courses during the semester break

  • Intensive courses take place during the lecture-free period in spring and fall.
  • You will find the program in TUMonline towards the end of every lecture period.
  • As soon as the registration period has been set, the information will be published on our homepage.

Registration

Language Certificates and Language Tests

You can take a test to receive a language certificate to include in various applications (scholarships, internships, exchange semesters, etc.). Keep in mind that you must sit the test at least four weeks before your deadline

Tandem Learning

TUMtandem brings TUM students together for structured intercultural conversation.

Read more about TUMtandem here.

Feel free to contact us via sprachenzentrum@tum.de if you should have any questions.

Online Program vhb

The Virtual University of Bavaria (vhb) offers online language courses for French.
The courses can be a useful supplement to the French courses at TUM.
Please note that the TUM Language Center currently cannot guarantee that ECTS will be awarded for these courses
All courses at vhb are free of charge for TUM students and registration is done with the TUM-ID.

Start of the next registration period 01.10.2022.

More detailed information about the courses can be found in the course descriptions.

Jeanine Bartanus

Head of French Program

Office Hours
On Tuesdays from 12:00 to 12:30

By arrangement during the semester break
Room 210, Richard-Wagner-Str. 3 (MUC)


 

Photo Credits: Photos 1-3 are released under Creative Commons CC0 and freely available in the public domain at www.pixabay.com. Foto 4 Bartanus: Eckert, Astrid und Heddergott, Andreas / TUM