Undergraduate

Diploma in Languages

Course code: D-LANG

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Duration
1 year full time / 2 years part time
Mode (Location)
On campus (Parkville)
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February, July

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Duration
1 year full time / 2 years part time
Mode (Location)
On campus (Parkville)
Intake

January, March, July

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Fees

AUD $44,832 (2026 indicative first year fee)

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Entry requirements
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English language requirements

IELTS 6.5 (with no band less than 6.0)

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CRICOS code
065143C
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Student experience

Overview

Broaden your career options in with a language qualification. No previous experience is required and you can study alongside your bachelors degree.

Profile

Patrick Groenewegen

Patrick Groenewegen is currently studying a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in History. He is studying a concurrent Diploma in Languages (French Studies).

I love studying and speaking French and was keen to do as much French as possible at university, so the Diploma of Languages really appealed to me. Whether you’re picking up a language for the first time at university, or are aiming to develop your language skills, the Diploma of Languages is a perfect solution.

The Diploma is great because you just load normally and add an extra year to your degree, so it doesn’t seem like an extra burden. I also study Spanish, and if it weren’t for the Diploma I would have had to choose between taking classes in French or Spanish, which would have been a difficult decision to make. I have particularly enjoyed the French Translation subject.

I am planning to be involved in a study abroad program in the second semester of next year to a French-speaking country, hopefully at Sciences Po in Paris.

Patrick Groenewegen