Master Francais Langue Etrangere — Numérique et plurilinguisme

Tuition fees for Master Francais Langue Etrangere — Numérique et plurilinguisme are 250 EUR per year.

Francais Langue Etrangere, commonly abbreviated FLE, is the field concerned with teaching French to non-native speakers, and this Master Francais Langue Etrangere track, focused on Numerique et plurilinguisme, is offered by Universite de La Reunion at its Le Tampon site. As a discipline, FLE combines applied linguistics, language pedagogy, and increasingly digital tools for language learning, since technology now plays a significant role in how second languages are taught and practiced. Students in this field typically study language acquisition theory, teaching methodology, curriculum and materials design, and assessment techniques specific to teaching French as a second or foreign language. A track emphasizing digital tools and multilingualism would be expected to add coursework on educational technology, online and blended learning environments, and the pedagogical challenges and opportunities of teaching in multilingual settings. Graduates of FLE programs commonly work as French language teachers in schools, language centers, or universities abroad, as well as in curriculum design, educational technology roles, and language program coordination. Some pursue further academic study in applied linguistics or education. This is a two-year master's degree, taught in French, with an inferred start date in September and yearly tuition of 250 EUR. Because the program is delivered in French, applicants should have a strong command of the language to manage coursework, teaching practice components, and written assignments. Entry generally requires an undergraduate background in languages, linguistics, or education. Students in this particular track at Universite de La Reunion can expect their two years of study to combine foundational FLE training with specific attention to digital pedagogy and the realities of teaching in multilingual environments.