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Gender equality index

As part of public policy in favor of gender equality, public employers are required to measure and publish pay differentials within their establishments each year.

XXIII Iranian World Day, April 1

This XXIIIrd edition will welcome speakers - members of CeRMI and their guests - representing different disciplinary fields, who will present their new research in social and political sciences, history and art history of the Iranian area.

Anthropology of nature and multispecies ethnography in Asia

Organized by Frédéric Keck and Ji Zhe.

Multilingual theater for education and intercultural encounters

Deployed as part of Inalco's Cordée de la Réussite program, the "Théâtre plurilingue et oralité" workshop cycle offers secondary school students theatrical activities with an intercultural and multilingual approach.

Non-degree courses also available by distance learning

Mapping Networks of Modern Chinese Buddhism

Organized by CEIB.

Lecture on Confucianism "Heaven and Self: The Origin of Moral Consciousness", March 22, in Hybrid

Conference organized by the Inalco Foundation, in association with IFRAE (Inalco-Université Paris Cité-CNRS), as part of the "Confucianism in the Context of Globalization" lecture series supported by EURASIA Foundation (from Asia).

CREE's young doctors

Paris, polyphonic capital. History of the refugee, exile and immigrant press

The Centre de Recherche Europes-Eurasie-CREE (Inalco) is pleased to invite you to the Round Table: "Paris capitale polyphonique. History of the refugee, exile and immigrant press".

"Tokyo These Days" (Vol. 1) by Taiyô Matsumoto wins Inalco student prize for manga

The winners of the 8th edition of the Prix Émile Guimet de littérature asiatique were unveiled on Wednesday June 4 at a ceremony held at the Musée Guimet. Celebrating the wealth of Asian literature translated into French, this year's Prix Émile Guimet honored works exploring political violence, intimate dramas and extraordinary artistic trajectories. New for 2025, the Inalco student prize for manga was awarded to the first volume of the manga "Tokyo These Days" by Taiyô Matsumoto (éditions Kana) by a jury of five students from the Japanese studies department.