French Conversation Course, Intermediate level

The University of Coimbra, founded in 1290 and located in the historic city of Coimbra, is one of Europe’s oldest universities and a UNESCO cultural landmark. With about 25,580 students, including roughly 4,351 international students, the university blends centuries of academic tradition with a vibrant, international campus life. Its historic colleges, libraries and concert halls coexist with modern research centers across disciplines from law and humanities to engineering and biomedical sciences.

Coimbra offers a broad academic portfolio with strong research output, international exchange programs and multidisciplinary centers that foster innovation. The university is especially well known for its law, arts, social sciences and health faculties, and it participates actively in Erasmus and global partnerships that facilitate study abroad and collaborative research. Students benefit from structured academic advising, language support and numerous cultural activities tied to the city’s student traditions.

Student life is shaped by rich traditions, lively academic societies and a compact city layout that makes it easy to combine study and cultural exploration. International students enjoy access to modern facilities, research opportunities and a welcoming community with a strong focus on academic excellence and cultural exchange. For those seeking a historically rich European university experience with robust research networks and an active international student community, the University of Coimbra offers a compelling academic and cultural environment.

This French Conversation Course is for individuals who want to improve their oral expression skills in French. It's a non-degree program at the University of Coimbra in Portugal, lasting one year, and helps students discuss current topics.

Students learn about current events and cultural issues, developing their ability to communicate effectively in French. They practice understanding and discussing press articles, sharing opinions, and engaging in social interactions.

Graduates can work as language tutors, cultural ambassadors, or customer service representatives in French-speaking regions. They can also work in education, tourism, and international relations, using their skills to succeed in various careers.