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Promethei - International Relations Student Association

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This page has been translated automatically The Promethei association was created to promote international relations. Today, it is more open and sees itself as a link between all departments. Promethei is a professionalizing association that helps to develop skills that will be valued in the professional world.

RUSSINALCO - Student association of the Inalco Russia department

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Russinalco is a non-profit student cultural association (under the French law of 1901). Our aim is to promote Slavic culture as a whole to students at INALCO, and to establish links between students in the "Russia" department through various activities.

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CERMOM doctoral contracts

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Volumes of the "Description de l'Egypte" edition

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Reception of a Venetian delegation in Damascus, by Henri Stupfler

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Prix Inalco (FICA)

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As part of our partnership with the Festival international des cinémas d'Asie (FICA) de Vesoul, the Inalco delegation has awarded films with the Prix Inalco (1,500 euros) and the Coup de cœur Inalco (symbolic) from 2004 to 2024.

Conversations with...

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Insights from the Front Lines of Research The Inalco Foundation promotes Inalco’s growth by supporting strategic and academic initiatives across the globe. In this section, explore video interviews with project leaders whose work is made possible thanks to the Foundation’s support.

Foundation news

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On June 16, 2022, the official launch of the Inalco Foundation was celebrated at 2, rue de Lille, Inalco's historic site, now home to its Foundation headquarters.

Writing and notation in the Tai-Kadai languages of China and Southeast Asia

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Writing and notations of Tai-Kadai languages in China and Southeast Asia Dai of Jinping, Zhuang, Thái and Tày-Nùng. The ethno-linguistic zone described here spans the entire border between China and Vietnam.