Bachelor in Licence Générale Sciences Du Langage

The Licence Générale Sciences du Langage is a three-year programme that explores languages as tools for communication and social interaction, with a focus on modules like syntax, semantics, typology, and sociolinguistics. The course is hosted at the UFR Langues, Cultures et Communication, and covers the basics of grammar and language structure, while encouraging students to examine the socio-political implications of language use.

The curriculum is designed to give students a broad understanding of both spoken and written language, and how these are used in different contexts. A module in sociolinguistics, for instance, looks at how language contributes to social identities and intersects with other social factors. In addition, the programme offers practical experience in the form of internships and projects, allowing students to apply their theoretical knowledge in real-world settings.

Students will also have the opportunity to engage with native speakers and gain proficiency through language learning labs.