French and Francophone Studies

Brown DELF Testing Center

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Brown DELF Testing Center

The Department of French and Francophone Studies opened a DELF Testing Center in Spring 23 to provide French learners the opportunity to certify their language proficiency level.

DELF is a French acronym that means Diploma in French language studies (“Diplôme d’études en langue française” in French) and this diploma is awarded by the French Ministry of Education to demonstrate the proficiency across the 4 communication skills of non-French candidates (French learners). More precisely, it is a global assessment that validates communication skills in French as a foreign language, and this certification is internationally recognized.

DELF Info Session: Monday, February 12, 2024 | 5-6pm | Music Room, 84 Prospect St.

FAQ Section

Yes, you certainly can. But it is always good to talk with your French instructor as s/he will be able to guide you the best.

Yes, and we encourage you to do so (if available). However, seats are limited and the registration is organized on a first come, first served basis.

You can register on this webpage. We have limited resources and seats are therefore limited, but we will do our best to accommodate the demand.

Yes, please visit: https://ufunds.brown.edu/ 

No, Brown has created an exchange program with Parisian universities and to be able to participate in this program, you need to validate FREN 0600 course with at least a grade of B. A DELF exam is not required.

Please consult the DELF Resources section