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International relations

This page has been translated automatically Created in 1986 by the Institut national des langues et civilisations orientales, the International Relations program trains specialists in international relations with in-depth knowledge of a non-Western area and a command of one or more Oriental languages.

Registration for 1st year

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Inalco Foundation

2023-2024 doctoral seminar: "Semitic linguistics - language contact in the Mediterranean".

Every month, the "Semitic Linguistics and Language Contact in the Mediterranean" doctoral seminar brings together CERMOM researchers and doctoral students studying the languages of the ancient and modern Near East. Find below the program of sessions for the year 2023-2024.

List of doctoral students (CERMOM)

ADET

This page has been translated automatically The Association Des Étudiants de Turcologie (ADET) represents students from the Eurasia department, Turkish section, from undergraduate to PhD level.

Inalco student associations

Inalco is home to more than twenty student associations, which play a key role in the life and activities of the school: throughout the year, they offer weekly activities, cultural days, or one-off events and stands (food sales, tombola, collections, etc.) in the 2nd floor hall! If you'd like to join an association or become an active member, please visit their page and get in touch!

Support for teacher-researchers

Inalco multilingual short story competition 2020

The 1st edition of the Inalco Multilingual Short Story Competition has been launched! This project was selected from among a hundred or so at international level by the Organisation internationale de la francophonie (OIF) as part of the "Langues en dialogue" initiative.

Award ceremony for the 2026 edition of the Multilingual Short Story Competition

For the sixth edition of the competition, the theme of "Networked Languages" was given pride of place. From social networks to networks of resistance, from AI and its neural networks to networks of influence or transport... This broad theme invites us to think about the links that are woven between languages, about what they share, knot and untie, about everything that enables us not to think of them as isolated and lonely, but as alive with all the connections that bind and link them.