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Linguistic and Intercultural Mediations in a context of International Migrations - LIMINAL

Exchange students at Inalco

This page has been translated automatically. This section is aimed at international students who wish to study at Inalco as part of an academic exchange.

Screening of the documentary "Hand in Hand" (牽阮的手). A love story for humanity and Taiwan

Inalco's Chair in Taiwanese Studies continues its series of cultural events entitled "Catching up on Taiwanese history".

EUniWell courses and training catalog: the March 2026 selection

Take your academic and professional skills to the next level! The EUniWell catalog of courses and training programs is designed for Inalco students, administrative staff and researchers. The selection below covers offers dedicated to students, PhD students and staff, enabling you to explore new academic fields, develop your professional skills and get in touch with experts from all over Europe. Registration for this session has been extended until the end of March.

ALTERGRAPHY - When writing becomes calligraphy: medieval inscribed landscapes and their modern reception

The Legacies of the Japanese Occupation in Southeast Asia

Memory, Politics, and International Relations in Asia Pacific.

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.

Arabic studies

This page has been translated automatically. Inalco's "Arabic Studies" department has around 900 students and 45 teaching staff. It offers solid, demanding training in the different varieties of Arabic: literal (or standard) Arabic, Maghrebian Arabic, Oriental Arabic, Maltese and Soureth, as well as courses in linguistics, literature (classical, medieval, modern), Islamology and the social sciences.

Jeju, April 3, 1948: memory of a massacre through literature and cinema

Study day followed by film screening.

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.