University of Brussels, Brussels

Advanced Training in French Language and Literature at the University of Brussels

60 hours of live lessons and conferences with experienced French teachers at the University of Brussels.

Run by ULBAges 16+

Language Immersion

Dates and prices

Dates2027 dates pending

Duration3 weeks

Fees2027 prices pending

About this camp

This advanced French language program at ULB offers exceptional students the chance to hone their oral and written French alongside the study of French literature. With over 60 hours of teaching across the 3-week course, students will be taught by expert members of the ULB faculty and will be exposed to a diverse mix of French and Belgian culture including music, cinema, contemporary art, multiculturalism and linguistics.

Improve your French this summer on this three week advanced language program in the heart of Belgium
Take your French language skills to the next level on this challenging academic course
Practice oral and writing skills
Discover and study French and Belgian culture and literature

What the price covers

60 hours of live lessons with experienced French teachers
Conferences in Belgian music, cinema, contemporary Art, multiculturalism, linguistics
Classes organised by the Faculty of Letters at ULB
A certificate of attendance available.

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Academics

French language classes will be determined according to written and oral abilities assessed at the beginning of the course. In addition to daily classes to improve students' oral and written French, all groups also receive tailored lessons in French grammar as well as an array of cultural lectures.

There is a focus on the study of both French and Belgian literature, alongside classes in Belgian music, contemporary art and cinema.

With a teaching focus on both linguistic and cultural aspects, the French Language and Literature summer camps constitute a forum for multicultural exchange where, for students sometimes from over fifty countries, the notion of free inquiry prevails.