Foreign Languages in the Changes of Time XV

We cordially invite you to the jubilee 15th International Scientific Conference

"Foreign Languages in the Changes of Time XV"

which will take place on 6-7 November 2025 at the Faculty of Applied Languages of the Bratislava University of Economics and Business.

The Dean of the Faculty of Applied Languages at the Bratislava University of Economics and Business hereby announces the admission procedure for doctoral studies for the academic year 2025/2026.

In the AY 2025/2026, the Faculty of Applied Languages is launching a doctoral program in Applied Foreign Languages in Professional Communication.
You can study full-time or part-time.

Student der EUBA gewinnt den Schreibwettbewerb „SchreibReich“

SchreibReich ist ein Schreibwettbewerb in deutscher Sprache für Studierende an Universitäten in Tschechien, der Slowakei, Slowenien, Ungarn und der Ukraine. Wir gratulieren Adam Sova, Student an der FMV, herzlich zu seinem Sieg in der Kategorie Kurzgeschichte.

Markstrat Valencia 2025: When Theory Comes Alive in Practice

From 5 to 9 May 2025, the international marketing simulation Markstrat took place at the Universidad CEU Cardenal Herrera in Valencia, Spain (Alfara del Patriarca Campus) within the framework of the DUKENET network. 140 students from various European universities participated in the programme, while the University of Economics in Bratislava was represented by 10 students from the Faculty of Applied Languages.

Passez un Diplôme de français professionnel (DFP) en français des affaires à l’Université d’Économie de Bratislava !

An international conference was held in Pécs (Hungary) on 5-10 May 2025 in the framework of the CEEPUS programme. From the Department of Romance and Slavic Languages actively participated Mgr. Nina Mocková, PhD. and Mgr. Sofia Tužinská Szalaiová, PhD. Together with the teachers, three 4th year Spanish students from FAL also participated this year.

Erasmus+ teaching mobility at INALCO in Paris

The aim of the trip was to renew cooperation with INALCO in the form of lectures aimed at deepening the awareness of Francophone students about the differences between the Czech and Slovak languages. The exchange of knowledge and expertise with colleagues from INALCO contributed to the enrichment of my teaching practice and opened up interesting linguistic questions related to the lecture topics.