Bachelor’s Degree English and American Studies

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I chose the Catholic University of Lille because I liked the idea of a more personalized education. What I particularly appreciate about this program is the close relationship with the faculty. We have some of the same professors from the bachelor’s through the master’s program, which creates a real sense of continuity. They are approachable, always available to offer advice, and each brings their own expertise in different fields such as translation, literature, or cultural studies. I really like this multidisciplinary aspect.

Sixtine

student in Bachelor's Degree English and American Studies

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While I developed a particular interest in American culture, what stands out most to me is the teaching staff’s ability to make subjects that may seem daunting at first—such as grammar or phonetics—truly engaging. The translation and literature courses were just as enriching, thanks to passionate and engaging instructors. Beyond the classroom, I was touched by the professors’ kindness; they patiently guided us through everything from the methodology for our first research papers to our choices for master’s programs.

Julie

student in Bachelor's Degree English and American Studies

Les témoignages de nos étudiants

I’ve had a passion for English for a long time: I used to ask my mother for books or magazines to help me learn. That memory came back to me, and I decided to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Civilizations—English. What convinced me was the quality of the instruction, the atmosphere, the university’s convenient location, and the opportunities—especially study abroad programs. I was quickly able to put together an application to study in Switzerland as part of an exchange program. Today, I feel right at home in a program that challenges me, where I can envision a professional future that’s more in line with who I am.

Emma

student in Bachelor's Degree English and American Studies