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Arabic studies

This page has been translated automatically. Inalco's "Arabic Studies" department has around 900 students and 45 teaching staff. It offers solid, demanding training in the different varieties of Arabic: literal (or standard) Arabic, Maghrebian Arabic, Oriental Arabic, Maltese and Soureth, as well as courses in linguistics, literature (classical, medieval, modern), Islamology and the social sciences.

Russian studies

This page has been translated automatically Inalco's Russian Studies Department is the largest Russian language department in France and Europe, with over 700 students taught by 30 teachers.

Vesoul Asian Film Festival

This page has been translated automatically. The Festival international des cinémas d'Asie (FICA) de Vesoul was founded in 1995. With almost 30,000 admissions for 90 films per edition, it is the largest and oldest Asian film festival in the world, and the only one to present films from the entire Asian continent, from the Near to the Far East.

LACNAD seminars

Multilingualism and digital educational innovations in French Guiana

Twenty years ago, CELIA researchers, in partnership with the IRD Cayenne social science laboratory and the French Ministry of Education, described local languages with a view to bringing them into schools. An experimental system for teaching local languages was created. Twenty years later, SeDyL researchers, still involved in the Guyanese field, are developing digital tools to help disseminate and teach these languages, and to define appropriate and innovative educational language policies.

Apprenticeship: why recruit an apprentice?

This page has been translated automatically. Are you a company hesitating to recruit an apprentice? Find out below about the advantages of recruiting an apprentice for your company, while the apprentice benefits from solid professional experience.

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Back from Quebec: new prospects for cooperation

Despite frequent individual contacts between professors and researchers at Inalco and numerous North American universities, no partnerships have yet been formalized, despite the fact that many training courses and research programs are based on similar themes, and that genuine exchanges would be beneficial. There is, of course, the problem of language. This is one of the reasons why Inalco has decided to start by developing its cooperation with Quebec universities, most of which are French-speaking. Anne Grynberg, vice-president in charge of international relations, went on a mission to Montreal and Quebec City in autumn 2018, with the aim of "listing" possible partnerships and laying the foundations for their implementation.

Norilsk, an urban polar laboratory in Russia