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1873: a turning point in the history of Langues O'" exhibition

The École spéciale des Langues orientales, founded in 1795 at the height of the French Revolution, underwent a profound metamorphosis when it moved to 2 rue de Lille at the end of 1873, 150 years ago, under the Third Republic. The School not only changed address and premises. Its status was modified, teaching was enriched, curricula evolved, teachers were renewed, students too, and the library expanded.

Students with disabilities

Any student with a disability or health problem of any kind (motor, mental, sensory, disabling illness, etc.) and for any length of time, can take advantage of the accommodation services provided by Inalco.

Continuing Education Department

This page has been translated automatically Inalco's Continuing Education Department trains employees and jobseekers in language and civilization, enabling them to pursue lifelong learning. The department responds to requests from organizations needing to train their teams in specific areas (hospitality, interculturality, management, geopolitics, defense, society, etc.).

University calendar

ERTIM PhD students

List of CREE doctoral students

PLIDAM PhD students

IP forms - Korean studies

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Presentation of EcoSen "Pour une analyse écopoétique des littératures de la vallée du fleuve Sénégal" (ANR/City of Paris)

EcoSen "Pour une analyse écopoétique des littératures de la vallée du fleuve Sénégal" is a four-year Young Researchers research project (2018-2021), co-funded by the French National Research Agency (ANR) and the Emergences program of the City of Paris. It is led by Inalco and the Llacan laboratory (Language, Languages and Cultures of Africa).

LACNAD research areas