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Inuktitut distance learning for francophones

This page has been translated automatically Inalco's Inuit language and culture program focuses on Inuktitut, in particular the Nunavik dialect. It offers linguistic and cultural training for professionals interested in the Inuit of Canada.

Interest Groups in Post-Socialist Central Europe: A Cross-Analysis of Historical, Political, Economic and Cultural Transformations

The Centre de Recherche Europes-Eurasie-CREE (Inalco), with the support of the Inalco Doctoral School and in partnership with the Polish Academy of Sciences – Scientific Centre in Paris, and the Free University of Brussels, invites you to study days entitled : "Interest Groups in Post-Socialist Central Europe: A Cross-Analysis of Historical, Political, Economic and Cultural Transformations".

French language and culture

Inalco organizes a summer school for international students wishing to perfect their French - levels A2, B1 or B2 - while discovering French culture through quality teaching at a public university.

Annual concert of the Inalco 2026 choir

Conducted by Patrizia Metzler and accompanied on piano by Rita Relli, the Inalco choir gives its annual concert.

Consortium and stakeholders

Inalco internal regulations

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Register for evening language courses

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Screening-debate : "Sayonara UR [さようならUR]"

Screening-debate in the presence of the director HAYAKAWA Yumiko 早 川 由 美 子.

Summer schools

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Annual program of the Europe-Eurasia Axis Seminar

Within the Europe-Eurasia axis of the DÉCRIPT program (WP 7) dedicated to the study of Crises and Civilizational Narratives through Pluridisciplinarity and Terrains, this cycle of seminars aims to question the singularity of the productions, circulations and receptions of these concepts and civilizational narratives in a region marked by a shared past of multinational empires, socialist experimentation and sometimes difficult integration into the liberal international order.