Master Languages and Societies
One specialization, two career paths
The Languages and Societies master's degree program brings together two courses:
- Intercultural Communication, Social Organizations and New Media (CICOM)
- Communication for Development (C4D)
These courses aim to train graduates who will be able to identify, analyze and address a problem in various professional fields touching on the field of interculturality (traditional and digital communication, public relations, events...). They are characterized, on the whole, by strengthened links with the socio-professional world, as well as advanced mastery of one or more foreign languages.
A compulsory internship each year
Students must complete a compulsory internship in M1 and M2, in France or abroad. Lasting 3 to 4 months in M1, and 6 months in M2, this internship leads them to put into practice the theoretical and linguistic knowledge acquired during the current academic year, and enables them to take their first steps in the professional sector of their choice.
Target skills
Target skills
- Possess advanced linguistic and cultural skills in a given language or geographical area.
- Possess good knowledge of theoretical and applied research in the field of cultural areas, cultural diversity and interculturality.
- Possess a good knowledge of major research questions on (new) communication ecosystems at global and local levels and in a multilingual and multicultural context.
- Know how to lead projects to build up, analyze and exploit data corpora (multicultural, multimedia, multilingual).
- Possess an excellent practical and concrete mastery of organizational communication: specialized communication systems (brand, internal, external, ...); media and non-media communication techniques; digital communication (web, social media, mobile, IoT, ...); design and management of communication projects, economic and cultural intelligence; audits and evaluation of communication campaigns.
- Possess practical skills in the design and management of international and intercultural projects.
Job opportunities
Job opportunities
Communication professions:
- Communications assistant
- Public relations manager
- External communications manager
- Internal communications manager
- Consultant in e-reputation consultant
- Corporate communications manager
- Competitive intelligence manager
- Community manager
- Multimedia content designer
- Editorial assistant
- Events organizer
- Media plan developer
- Referencing manager
- Web project manager
- International manager's assistant
- e-CRM project manager
- Media planner
Procedures
Procedures
Procedures
For any internship carried out, it is imperative to follow all the steps in the procedure, failing which the internship cannot be validated (the detailed procedure is also indicated on this link: Conventions de stage | Inalco):
- Complete and e-mail the "saisie_info" form for validation of the internship to the department management.
- Complete, sign and send the internship agreement along with the other mandatory documents to M. Damien BRESSON (damien.bresson@inalco.fr)
- Once the documents have been validated, send them to conventions.stages@inalco.fr
- Authorization to start the internship
It is strictly forbidden to start an internship before obtaining the finalized agreement from the internship office.
All assessment procedures and documents to be provided during and after the internship are indicated in the "useful information" document.
General documents
Informations utiles.docx (115.63 KB, .docx)
Guide étudiants Master COCI.pdf (476.17 KB, .pdf)
M1 documents
Fiche saisie info stage M1 .docx (105.72 KB, .docx)
Modèle rapport stage M1 (599.12 KB, .docx)
M2 documents
Fiche saisie info stage M2 (154.34 KB, .docx)
Modèle rapport stage M2 (164.15 KB, .docx)
Modèle mémoire recherche - étude de cas M2 (174.75 KB, .docx)
Fiche saisie étude de cas M2 (154.37 KB, .docx)
Master administration
Master's supervisor : Peter Stockinger
Pedagogical manager: Lucie Taillard