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University Diploma in French StudiesDiploma Campus FLE-ADCUEFE
Diplôme ADCUEFE - Campus FLE
Course aims
This Univeristy Dipoma is recognised by all the universities comprising the Campus FLE-ADCUEFE network. Each semester-long course validates one level of the CEFRL, from A1 to C2.
There are 2 sessions per year
- Semester 1: from September to December,
216 hours approx., split into 18 hours per week over 12 weeks - Semester 2: from January to April,
216 hours approx., split into 18 hours per week over 12 weeks
Participants
Students can enrol individually, or from partner universities.
Enrolment requirements
Participants must be over 18 and hold either a Baccalauréat or equivalent diploma for end of secondary studies.
Graduate opportunities
Students who obtain a DUEF B2, C1 or C2 do not need to sit an entry French test in order to enrol to study at UPPA or any university of the Campus FLE-ADCUEFE network, as these diplomas are recognised across the network.
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DUEF A2 | DUEF B1 |
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DUEF B2 | DUEF C1 |
DUEF C2 |
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| These diplomas are not sufficient to allow enrolment at the university without further French testing. |
These diplomas allow enrolment at the university without further French testing. | |||||
Fees and enrolment for 2019-2020
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Registration fee (UPPA) + Administration fee (IEFE) |
170 € |
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One semester |
1 130 € |
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Two semesters within the academic year (to be paid in September) |
2 080 € |
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We are waiting for further information about the student social security for 2018-2019 |
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Note: A special quote will be considered by the Formation Continue service of the university for any employee taking part in the course as part of their employment. | |
DUEF A1
This course is aimed at students with no or very little prior knowledge in French.
Intensive classes (216 hours approx.)
Rhythm: 18 hours per week
Groups are limited to approx. 15 students per class.
DUEF A2
This course is aimed at students who are relatively autonomous in everyday communication, but who need to widen their knowledge and means of expression.
Intensive classes (216 hours approx.)
Rhythm: 18 hours per week
Groups are limited to approx. 15 students per class.
Entry level: level A0-A1 (according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages)
Entry requirement: placement test results or DUEF A1
Level upon completion: level A2 (according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages)
DUEF B1
This course is aimed at students who can use French effectively, if hesitantly, as a means of communication.
Intensive classes (216 hours approx.)
Rhythm: 18 hours per week
- Language and culture: 16.5 hours per week
- Cultural knowledge: 1.5 hours per week
For example: French Monuments, etc.
Groups are limited to approx. 15-18 students per class.
Entry level: level A2 (according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages)
Entry requirement: placement test results or DUEF A2
Level upon completion: level B1 (according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages)
Regular independent work is required of students at this level
DUEF B2.1, B2
This course is aimed at students who have mastered the basics of French and have satisfactory control over the language in social situations.
Intensive classes (216 hours approx.)
Rhythm: 18 hours per week
- Language: 136 hours total
- Language and literature: 33 hours total
- Cultural knowledge: 2 classes of 16,5 hours each
For example: Art History, French History, Regional Discovery, etc. - Obligatory elective class: one class of 12 hours (total) is to be chosen from the greater university classes on offer, according to timetable availabilities.
- Optional elective class: students have the option of following a second university class of their choice
Groups are limited to approx. 15-18 students per class.
Entry level: level B1 (according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages)
Entry requirement: placement test results or DUEF B1
Level upon completion: level B2 (according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages)
Regular independent work is required of students at this level
The cultural knowledge classes listed above are indicative only, and other subjects may be offered.
DUEF C1, C2, C2
These courses are aimed at students with a very high level of French.
Intensive classes (216 hours approx.)
Rhythm: 18 hours per week
- Language and university study methodology: 120 hours total
- Cultural knowledge: 3 classes of 22 hours each (these classes vary, exampls include Litterature, Cinema, French songs, Politics and Society, Art History, Regional Discovery, etc.)
- Obligatory elective class: one class of 20 hours (total) is to be chosen from the greater university classes on offer, according to timetable availabilities.
- Optional elective class: students have the option of following a second university class of their choice
Groups are limited to approx. 15-18 students per class.
Level C1
Entry level: level B2 (according to the CEFLR)
Entry requirement: placement test or DUEF B2
Level upon completion: level C1 (CEFRL)
Level C2
Entry level: level C1 (according to the CEFLR)
Entry requirement: placement test or DUEF C1
Level upon completion: level C2 (CEFRL)
Regular independent work is required of students at this level
The cultural knowledge classes listed above are indicative only, and other subjects may be offered.
