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This page has been translated automatically. Our short Executive Education programs integrate linguistic and cultural dimensions with economic, technological and geopolitical issues. Inalco's range of courses for decision-makers is organized into 6 main categories to meet today's challenges.
The Inalco Multilingual Short Story Competition 2025 announces its winners
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Published on 12/05/2025
Once again this year, French-speaking students from all over the world, from India to the USA, brilliantly rose to the challenge of creating a dialogue between languages, while exploring the "Langues en folie" theme chosen by the jury for this fifth edition of the competition.
The Inalco 2026 Multilingual Short Story Competition announces its winners
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Published on 22/04/2026
Once again this year, French-speaking students from all over the world, from Bosnia-Herzegovina to the Dominican Republic, brilliantly rose to the challenge of bringing languages into dialogue while exploring the theme of "Networked Languages" chosen by the jury for this sixth edition of the competition. Among the winners, there was a particularly notable participation by students for whom French is not their first language, fully embodying the spirit of the competition. The list of winners also reflects strong representation from students in the Language Teaching program at Inalco and the Master’s in French as a Foreign Language (FLE) program at Aix-Marseille University.
Inalco student prize for manga: discover the shortlist and the 2026 jury
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Published on 30/04/2026
In 2025, Inalco and the Musée Guimet joined forces to create a "Manga" category within the Prix Émile Guimet de littérature asiatique, enabling students from our school to present the very first Inalco Student Prize for Manga. This year, once again, a number of students from different backgrounds and levels came together over the course of the academic year to examine, analyze and debate the 8 mangas in competition, all translated and published in France in 2025. The winning title will be unveiled on Wednesday June 3, 2026 at a prize-giving ceremony at the Musée Guimet, and will receive an endowment of 2,500 euros from the museum.