Improve your foreign language skills
Prepare for language certifications
To help you prepare for language certifications, the University of Montpellier's university libraries offer a range of books:
- Language methods
To progress or start learning: English, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Arabic, German, and French as a foreign language.
Babel Room, Richter University Library - Reference manuals on TOEIC/TOEFL
Babel Room in the Richter Library /1st floorof the Pharmacy Library / ground floor of the Science Library
The University provides electronic resources:
- Vocable Numérique
Find your magazine online with enhanced content. Access multimedia resources in English (vocabulary, articles to read and listen to, conversations, quizzes, placement tests, mock TOEIC exams). - Global Exam
Helps you prepare with practice exams and a personalized study plan for 16 official certifications in 5 languages: English (TOEIC, TOEFL, IELTS), French (DELF), German (Bright), Spanish (DELE), and Mandarin Chinese (HSK).
Find these resources via your ENT => Libraries => Databases
Practice languages every day
Read the world's leading newspapers, including The Guardian, The New York Times, El País, and many others at the Richter Library.
Read the world press with Europresse and Factiva.
You can also practice languages on a daily basis with:
- Novels in English: Richter Library and Science Library
- Comics and graphic novels: Science Library
ARTE CAMPUS
To prepare for a class or make discoveries while practicing a foreign language in a fun way, enjoy Arte documentaries from the comfort of your own home.
Arte campus allows you to:
- Watch hundreds of documentaries in English, German, and Spanish with subtitles;
- Create excerpts and mind maps;
- Embedding videos in Moodle.
JOVE EDUCATION
The Jove Education platform allows students to review the fundamentals of science and teachers to supplement their lessons with video content on chemistry, biochemistry, physics, engineering, statistics, and many other fields.
Find these resources via your ENT => Libraries => Databases





