Chinese studies

Language taught

Chinese

Courses 

Licenses

• License in Langue Littérature et Civilisation Etrangères (LLCER - Parcours Asie et Pacifique) in Chinese
  Attention : Enrolling in the first year of the Chinese bachelor's degree requires a solid foundation in the language and is not for absolute beginners, or even false beginners. If you've never studied Chinese before, take a look at the "Diplomes d'Initiation" page. You can test your level yourself with the online placement test. You can refer to the Method of Chinese, first level (l'Asiathèque), the course material for the introductory year, to assess more accurately the language skills required at the start of L1.
  This test is not, however, necessary for baccalaureate holders from general streams who have taken Chinese LV1 or LV2 and obtained a mark equal to or above 14 at the baccalauréat.
  Access the licenses page

Masters

• Master in Langue Littérature et Civilisation Etrangères (LLCER) in Chinese
• Master Métiers de l'Enseignement, de l'Éducation et de la Formation (MEEF), co-supervised with the University of Paris), mention "Second degré", course "chinois".
• Other master's programs offered at Inalco enable students to pursue a master's degree with Chinese as the oriental language, and for some of them, to choose certain seminars offered by the Chinese studies master's program.
  Go to the master's page

School diplomas

• Initiation Diploma
• Diplomas in Chinese Language and Civilization (DLC) levels I, II and III
• Diplomas in Chinese Language (DL) levels I, II and III
• Diplomas in Chinese Civilization (DC) levels I, II and III
  Access the Diplômes d'établissement page

Preparing for the agrégation in Chinese

120-hour preparation for the competitive exam; also accessible to all Chinese speakers and teachers wishing to develop their skills and knowledge throughout their professional life.
Go to the page Preparing for the agrégation in Chinese

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