Language Proficiency
Liberal Arts & Professional Studies
Certificates allow you to complete a specific group of university courses (for credit) as either part of your degree studies or separately. Additional details on certificates are available here.
At York, we understand that proficiency in a foreign language is a vital tool for work in many disciplines and we make it easy to integrate language courses into the rest of your studies.
Current York University students may earn a certificate of proficiency concurrent with fulfillment of the requirements for a bachelor’s degree. Certificates of proficiency may also be open to students who already hold a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution, and who are admissible according to Faculty and University policies.
For details, contact the certificate program directly by following the links below:
- Certificate of Proficiency in Chinese Language
- Certificate of Proficiency in German Language
- Certificate of Proficiency in Italian Language
- Certificate of Proficiency in Japanese Language
- Certificate of Proficiency in Modern Greek Language
- Certificate of Proficiency in Modern Hebrew Language
- Certificate of Proficiency in Portuguese Language
- Certificate of Proficiency in Spanish Language
- Certificate of Proficiency in Modern Korean
Program Details
Offered by
Liberal Arts & Professional Studies
Ways to study
Part-Time
Certificate Type
Proficiency
Certificate Entry
Concurrent, Consecutive
Study Sessions
Fall
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