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Research projects (CERLOM)

Sorbonne Alliance unveils its new logo

Joining forces to create a unique center of excellence in the arts, humanities, languages and social sciences.

PU Philosophy and Jewish thought (Odyssey: 260852; Section: 15)

Application period, from March 3, 2026 10am (Paris time) to April 3, 2026 4pm (Paris time). Selection committee timetable: Application review: April 20 Auditions: June 3

Multilingual Workshop on Artificial Intelligence and Language Education

Inalco, as member of the EUniWell alliance, is pleased to invite you to a two-day multilingual workshop on Artificial Intelligence in Language Education, taking place on Thursday 19 and Friday 20 March 2026 in Paris.

PU Finnish Studies (Odyssey: 260860; Section CNU: 15)

Application period, from March 3, 2026 10am (Paris time) to April 3, 2026 4pm (Paris time). Selection committee timetable: Application review: May 4 Auditions: June 2

Marc Nichanian Declassified" film screening

Screening followed by a round-table discussion organized by Inalco's Armenian Studies Section.

An evening with Iranian poet Forough Farrokhzâd

As part of the "Paroles de créateurs" cycle

Filming from the margins: narratives, representations and forms of subversion in 21st century Tamil cinema

Tamil has been taught at Inalco since 1868. Since 2017, the Tamil section has set up a lecture series entitled "Tamil Worlds" to promote the learning of this language in association with interdisciplinary research in the humanities and social sciences. The fourth edition, organized in partnership with the Centre d'études sud-asiatiques et himalayennes (CESAH), will take place on April 1, 2026 at the Inalco auditorium (Paris 13) and will be extended by screenings of independent Tamil films at Campus Condorcet (Aubervilliers) and Cinéma Alice Guy (Bobigny) in April 2026.

Screening of the documentary film "RESSACS, une histoire touarègue" (RESSACS, a Tuareg story)

Screening followed by discussion.

Tunisian Arabic

This page has been translated automatically. Maghrebian Arabic dialects are the languages spoken in the various countries that make up the Maghreb; the "central" dialects are those of Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Libya; less well known are Maltese and Hassâniyya (Mauritania) (the latter two are taught as introductory courses in Maghrebian Arabic). Central dialects are generally mutually intelligible.