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CML Programmes

Learn how you can work towards a Minor in Modern Languages and discover the range of Asian and European languages that you can learn at the Centre for Modern Languages (CML). Our language modules suit all kind of learners, whether you just want to try out a new language, want to work towards a Minor in Modern Languages, prepare for an exchange semester or travels abroad. Join us to broaden your horizon, gain new experiences, and open new avenues and opportunities by learning a new language.

CML Programmes
Centre for Modern Languages (CML)

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Instead of relying on your knowledge of your mother tongue to shape your perspective, why not broaden your horizons?
Join us to experience the intellectual, cultural and personal enrichment that comes from learning a new language. At the Centre for Modern Languages, we provide undergraduate and postgraduate students of all disciplines a choice of courses in Asian and European languages. CML Courses include Arabic, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin, Malay, Russian, Singapore Sign Language, Spanish, Tamil, Thai, and Vietnamese.

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CML Classes will be F2F
Online Tamil Classes

Online Tamil Classes

Graduate Students able to Register
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Research

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The CML academic team engages in extensive research to stay at the forefront of teaching quality and pedagogical developments. The centre’s research projects are primarily focused on foreign language acquisition and bilingualism, especially language learning strategies, motivation, natural order of acquisition, and cognitive processes.