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Cultural Partners Forum

The Events and Cultural Action Department is pleased to invite its cultural partners to a day of meetings with students. Come and meet the cultural institutions and find out about offers exclusively reserved for Inalco students and staff.

Itinéraire(s), the research and international newsletter, is out!

The Itinéraire(s) newsletter, whose name evokes travel and the institution's field of specialization in world languages and societies, aims to showcase the diversity and dynamism of research at Inalco.

Publication of the first volume compiling the proceedings of the "PROPHET" project: The Presence of the Prophet in Early Modern and Contemporary Islam

CERMOM is pleased to announce the publication of the first volume to bring together the proceedings of the "PROPHET" project: The Presence of the Prophet in Early Modern and Contemporary Islam.

The Gender Cycle Podcast - "The construction of gender, beyond binarity".

The Gender cycle initiated by the Inalco Foundation continued in 2023 - 2024 thanks to the support of the Rothschild Foundation. This year's theme was "The construction of gender, beyond binarity".

ICHD - Cuisine et santé

The Intangible Cultural Heritage Days 2024 will focus on culinary and food practices, with a round table discussion on "Cuisine and health".

ICHD - Discussion between Ryoko Sekiguchi and Karim Haïdar

The Intangible Cultural Heritage Days 2024 will be focusing on culinary and food practices, with the closing evening featuring a discussion between Ryoko Sekiguchi and Karim Haïdar.

Young Researchers Nepal" workshop, December 16

Workshop organized by the South Asia Himalaya Department and the Réseau Chercheurs Népal.

Archive of media coverage 2023/2024

Bangladesh, in pictures and debate: meeting Bangladeshi migrants

As part of the "South Asia and the Himalayas in pictures and debate" series.

South Asia and the Himalayas in pictures and debate" cycle 2024-2025

Inalco's South Asia and Himalayas department and CESSMA (India/Nepal group) are organizing a series of film and documentary events to shed light on current events in the region and its diasporas through images and debate. Specialists will discuss themes as varied as the migration of Bangladeshis, agro-ecology in India, the struggle for survival in rural India, and learning about democracy in Bhutan. The free screenings are open to all, with no need to book, and there will be plenty of opportunity for discussion afterwards.