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At the Saarland University Language Centre, you can acquire or improve your skills in more than 15 languages. As a central institution, we do not belong to any single faculty but are available to all members of the Saarland University community equally. This means that staff, students, and guest students can all participate in our language courses. For university employees, we offer special staff courses. Students at schools in the Saarland in grade 9 and above can take part in our youth courses.
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Polnische Community in Deutschland – Vortrag von Prof. Loew
Prof. Loew (Deutsches Polen-Institut) beleuchtet die wachsende Sichtbarkeit der polnischen Community in Deutschland am 4. Nov. 2025 um 19 Uhr. Hier geht's zum Flyer.
Language course registration for the Winter Semester 2025/26 still open
Language course registration opened on Tuesday, 14 October – and there are still a few spots left! Sign up soon – we look forward to welcoming you!
If you still need to take a placement test for English, French, Italian, or Spanish, please do so as soon as possible. Before registering, make sure to check via https://www.szsb.uni-saarland.de/meinekurse.html whether you still remember your user ID and password, and that your course account is still active. This will help avoid any issues during registration.
New Semester, New Language Meetups
In the mood for language with flavour? Then don’t miss the Tapitas de español!
Spanish meetup – starting October 27, 2025, every Monday during lunch break.
Click here for an overview of the language meetups.
Together for Tomorrow!
At the Bürgerfest celebrating the Day of German Unity 2025 in Saarbrücken, Saarland University was there – and so was the Language Centre! → Read more.
Experiences that inspire!
What our language course participants are saying…
- "I’ve been learning Portuguese at the Language Centre for two years now, and I enjoy it every semester. At first, I found it particularly difficult to distinguish between Brazilian and European Portuguese pronunciation, but by now that’s no longer a problem. What I like most is that we don’t just learn the language – we also talk with the other participants and our lecturers about films, music, food, and current topics. It’s a great way to get to know the different cultures and each other better." Clara (student)
- "I really enjoyed the English course, and even though it involved a lot of work, I was able to learn an incredible amount. The close collaboration with the other students also led to strong friendships, which made the course even more enriching." Kira (student)