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By-elections for departmental councils - CFM channels

This page has been translated automatically. When and how to vote for student representatives on departmental councils, streams and master's degree commissions

Health, well-being, prevention and risk reduction days

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Support for students with special status

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Diasporas as Targets and Relays of Civilizational Narratives: The Chinese and Indian Cases

Session 2 of the seminar on the “Indo-Pacific” Work Package of the DÉCRIPT program

Environmental and Social Agreement and Inalco's Environmental Policy

This page has been translated automatically In 2023-2024, Inalco launched a Convention that helped to produce, in fifteen months (October 2023 - December 2024), Inalco's action plan for the establishment in terms of sustainable development and social responsibility.

Wellness

This page has been translated automatically. Wellness refers to a general state of good health and fulfillment. It encompasses both physical and mental health. But in a stressful life full of classes and work, it's sometimes difficult to find the time, the means or the right advice to take care of your body. That's why the REVE service offers you the opportunity to listen to your body and take care of yourself.

Theme days

This page has been translated automatically. Throughout the academic year, the Student Life and Success Department organizes theme days to raise students' awareness of a variety of subjects: risk prevention and reduction, health and well-being, ecology, the fight against discrimination, etc.

Call for applications -International research residency program - DECRIPT Program - 2025 Edition

This call for applications will fund up to 20 one-month research residencies per year to conduct research in collaboration with the program's teams and consortium member institutions and to participate in exchanges with its partners. During their stay, researchers must propose to conduct or formalize high-level academic research related to the program's core scientific question on civilizational narratives and/or civilizationnism, in connection with one of its five thematic areas and/or its methodological area (see description below). During their stay, participants will be expected to contribute to the program's publications, conferences, and/or public events.

Natacha Roudeix receives Simon Fraser University Dean's Convocation Medal

Natacha Roudeix, as a doctoral student in Inalco and in the Faculty of Education at Simon Fraser University (SFU), is recognised with the Dean of Graduate Studies Convocation Medal in June for her thesis "Who are we, where are we going?⸱kinakkuuvita, namungngasivitaa? Language biographies of multilingual Kuujjuammiut: a territory, lives, voices, objects and encounters". She defended her thesis as part of a co-tutelle between SFU and Inalco. She now holds doctorates from both institutions and both countries. We share here the SFU article dedicated to her.

Yẽngakatu, Beautiful Songs