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Libyan 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 central dialects are generally mutually intelligible.

Master’s in Information Technology – Literary Translation

The Literary Translation (TL) programme is a two-year course (120 ECTS), taught by lecturers and researchers at INALCO, most of whom are literary translators, as well as by professionals from the translation industry.

LLCER bachelor's degree with regional path

This page has been translated automatically. In the first year (L1), students begin to study a language that will form the basis of their Bachelor's degree. In the second year (L2), students determine the direction they wish to take with their degree, choosing between two types of path: a regional path (languages, literatures and civilizations) or a professional path, continuing the study of the language begun in L1.

Science and society

In the wake of the SAPS (Science Avec et Pour la Société) label awarded by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research, since 2023 Inalco has been promoting dialogue with society in the broadest sense (the general public, schoolchildren, local players, etc.), beyond those involved in research, and is committed to a dynamic of transmitting and disseminating knowledge.

Death of Alain Roux (1935–2026)

It was with sadness that we learnt of the passing of Alain Roux on 26 June in Paris, at the age of 91.

Construction and interpretation of texts and discourse

Academic Year 2026–2027 1st IFRAE Japanese Linguistics Conference

Diploma of Civilization in Islamology

This page has been translated automatically. This Islamology degree, developed in collaboration with Aix-Marseille University, the University of Strasbourg and Sorbonne University, responds to an urgent need for a deeper understanding of Islam, both in its texts and in its practice. The program is part of a collective initiative spearheaded by the GIS Middle East and Muslim Worlds, and offers a scientific alternative to online ideological discourse.

Registration for the JLPT Japanese Language Proficiency Test