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Archive: Symposiums, Study Days and Reports

Archive: Colloquia, Study Days and Proceedings of the LACNAD team

Applying for a diploma course

This page has been translated automatically. The administrative registrations department is open by appointment only. You can reach us by e-mail: scolarite@inalco.fr and by telephone: 01 81 70 11 16 from 9.30am to 12.30pm and 1.30pm to 4.30pm.

LLCER bachelor's degree with a career 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.

LLCER bachelor's degrees with thematic and disciplinary paths

This page has been translated automatically The complete Bachelor's degree course comprises three years of study. At the end of the first year of study, students have acquired a foundation that enables them to refine their choice of course. In particular, they can continue their degree course in one of Inalco's thematic and disciplinary tracks, in addition to their chosen language and civilization courses. The choice of thematic and disciplinary pathways is made at the time of registration.

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DU Hospitality, Mediation, Migration (H2M)

Launched in 2019 at Inalco, the University Diploma in Hospitality, Mediation, and Migration (DU H2M) is the first university diploma in France to train students for careers as mediator-interpreters in the field of migration.

The Passeport Langues O'

This page has been translated automatically. There is no auditor status at Inalco, but the Passeport Langues O' allows you to take an à la carte course, chosen from Inalco's range of language or civilization courses, up to 8 courses a year.