Students work in an international and intercultural context in order to increase their knowledge of the language, literature, history, politics, art and cinema etc. of several English- speaking countries (Great Britain, the United States, Ireland, Canada etc.) They also choose options which will prepare them for the world of work (eg. Business English, Didactics of English, Interpretation etc.) Students must also take classes in a second modern language and may study a third one if they wish.
Language of instruction : English (70%) and French
Academic Calendar : Fall semester from early September to
Christmas, spring semester from early January to mid-May.
500 teaching hours per year.
Advantages
Individual follow-up
Semester abroad
International classes
Small numbers
Program
English language
English and American art
Literature and cinema
The history and politics of the English-speaking world
Linguistics
Translation
Public speaking
Intercultural communication
There is also a wide selection of options including
Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, Chinese, Arabic, Business English, didactics of English, teaching French as a foreign language etc.
Study abroad
It is possible to spend one or two of the six semesters in one of our partner universities in an English-speaking country (about 30 possible destinations).
25
students per class
22h
teaching hours per week
98%
success
Internships and work experience
Students may, but are not obliged to, do internships in the areas of teaching, tourism, international business or translation.
Entry requirement
Applicants must have a high school graduation diploma, British A’Levels or an equivalent diploma.
Non-native speakers of English must prove they have attained the level B2 on the European scale (TOEFL, IELTS, Cambridge English etc.) Although no diploma in French is required, students are advised that a level of at least B1 on the European scale is highly recommended.
What next?
Some graduates from this degree course go into teaching either in France or abroad. Others go on to do post-graduate degrees in International Business, Journalism, Tourism, International Relations or Translation.
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International Marketing, Negotiation
Strategic Communication
Business and Luxury Tourism
English and American Studies
Testimonials
"Cette expérience était simplement la plus belle expérience de ma vie, j’en suis sortie grandie et bien plus autonome."
Un semestre d'études en Inde, une aventure inoubliable
Julie, Licence LEA
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En stage chez Decathlon
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