Eurasia
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Our range of training courses enables those intending to work in the press, in diplomacy or in social, health and cultural management (NGOs, international organizations or others) to benefit from additional specialized training and to better integrate into the socio-professional fabric both in France and in the countries concerned.
Our range of training courses enables those intending to work in the press, in diplomacy or in social, health and cultural management (NGOs, international organizations or others) to benefit from additional specialized training and to better integrate into the socio-professional fabric both in France and in the countries concerned.
Students pursue an education focused on learning and deepening their knowledge of one or more of the department's fifteen languages, teaching that builds on a foundation of fundamental disciplinary knowledge (history, linguistics, literature, geography, arts and religion).
Languages taught
Armenian, Azeri, Georgian, Kurdish, Mongol, Ossetian, Uyghur, Uzbek, Pashto, Persian, Qazaq, Tatar and Turkish
Courses
Licenses
- Licenses of Langue Littérature et Civilisation Étrangères (LLCER) in Armenian, Georgian, Kurdish, Mongolian, Pashto, Persian and Turkish
- License of Langue Littérature et Civilisation Étrangères (LLCER) bilangue Pahto / Langue 2
- License of Langue Littérature et Civilisation Étrangères (LLCER) Parcours Professionnel - Pashto
- License of Langue Littérature et Civilisation Étrangères (LLCER) bilangue Arabic-Turkish
As part of a license, it is possible to take courses in Azeri, Kyrgyz, Ossetian, Uyghur, Uzbek, Qazaq and Tatar.
Access the licenses page
Masters
- Master of Langue Littérature et Civilisation Étrangères (LLCER) in Armenian, Georgian, Kurdish, Mongolian, Pashto, Persian and Turkish.
- IMAS International Master's Degree in Armenian Studies (distance learning)
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School diplomas
- Diplomas in Language and Civilization (DLC) levels 1 to 3 in Armenian, Georgian, Kurdish, Kurmandji, Mongolian, Sorani, Pashto, Persian and Turkish.
- Diplomas in Language and Civilization (DLC) level 4 in Armenian and Georgian.
- Special Diploma: "Teaching Western Armenian in Diaspora" (Teaching Armenian in the Diaspora)
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Introductory courses
- For the start of the 2021 academic year, the Eurasia department is offering introductory courses in Armenian, Kurdish, Persian, Turkish.
These courses, lasting a total of 52 hours spread over two semesters, can be accessed by registering for the new format (option 1, 6 ects, 184€ for the year) offered by Passeport Langues O'. These introductory courses can also be chosen by students already enrolled in a bachelor's degree program as a free EC in UE4 from L2 onwards. - Azeri See more information on the Azeri page
- Uyghur See more information on the Uyghur page
- Uzbek See more information on the the Uzbek page
- Quazaq See more information on the qazaq page
- Tatar See more information on the Tatar page
Department administration
Director: Julie DUVIGNEAU
Deputy directors: Nicolas ÉLIAS
Educational manager: Jocelyne GAUBRON
Office 3.41 A.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 1:30pm to 4:30pm
Tuesday, Thursday: 9:30am to 12:30pm and 1:30pm to 4:30pm