All members of the university community (bachelor's, masters and doctoral students, administrative and service staff, and UdG teaching staff).The only requirements are that you speak Catalan and Spanish, and you have an average command of a third language.

All the people participating in a mobility programme and staying at the University of Girona.You just need to be eager to learn and improve your knowledge of Catalan.

Fill in the form and you will join the list of candidates who wish to take part in the exchange programme.

Once your application has been examined we will get in touch with you by email.

If you are a bachelor's-degree student, taking part in the language exchange or language volunteering programme offers you an opportunity to gain 2 free-choice credits.  

What does the programme consist of?

• Carrying out 35 hours of language practice with your partner.You establish the timetables and the places for the meetings, depending on your availability.
• Participate in four of the activities we offer each semester.The majority of these activities are for you to do with your exchange partner on a specific day or period, or during the semester.
• Complete the tasks and the follow-up and assessment questionnaires in the Moodle course.
• Attend thefinal interview with the person in charge of the programme.

On the other hand, if you are a mobility student and want to obtain these credits, you must first check that your university of origin recognises this type of credit and then include in your Learning Agreement the following subject:

3100RA0848   Language tutorials

If you are a bachelor's-degree student, taking part in the cultural exchange in English programme offers you an opportunity to gain 1 free-elective credit.Remember, this programme is only available during the 1st semester of the course.

What does the programme consist of?

• Carrying out 20 hours of language practice with your partner.You establish the timetables and the places for the meetings, depending on your availability.
• Take part in two of the semester’s activities that we offer.The majority of these activities are for you to do with your exchange partner on a specific day or period, or during the semester.
• Complete the tasks and the questionnaires in the Moodle course for follow-up and evaluation.
• Attend thefinal interview with the person in charge of the programme.

• During your meetings you are best advised to communicate first in one language and afterwards in the other, or allocate each meeting to practising one of the two languages.
• Consult the e-mailbox regularly, since all communications on the development of the programme are made through this system (registration for activities, possible incidences in the running of the activities, registration for interviews and so on.)
• Start the meetings as soon as possible or you will not have the necessary time to complete 35 hours of language-exchange practice.
• Should you decide to quit the exchange programme after it has started, communicate this immediately to your language-exchange partner and to intercanvis.llengues@udg.edu.
• Consult the Exchange-Support Guide.The aim of the Guide is to provide the two members of the exchange with a set of ideas, guidance and proposals with which they can handle meetings in an autonomous way and get the most out of the experience, linguistically, culturally and personally.

The Guide consists of two sections.In the first, an explanation is provided of what a linguistic exchange consists of and subjects like the structure of the exchange, the duration, the place or appropriate activities are addressed.In the second, topics of conversation are proposed and information is offered to reflect on the similarities and the differences between cultures and countries when living and organising oneself.