Master Sciences Du Langage — Didactique (FLE/FLM/FLS) et numérique (DN)

At Université d'Orléans, tuition fees are 250 EUR per year.

Université d'Orléans, in Orleans Cedex 2, France, offers a Master Sciences du Langage with a track in Didactique (FLE/FLM/FLS) et numérique, focused on the teaching of French as a foreign, native, or second language alongside digital tools for education. Language sciences at this level study how languages are structured, acquired, and taught, drawing on linguistics, pedagogy, and applied methodology. Students typically study language acquisition theory, teaching methods for French as a foreign or second language, and the linguistic analysis that underpins effective instruction. Coursework often includes the design of teaching materials, classroom practice, and the use of digital platforms and tools to support language learning, reflecting the growing role of technology in language education. Because the track combines linguistics with pedagogy, students also study how learners of different backgrounds and ages acquire French, and how instruction can be adapted using both traditional and digital methods. Graduates commonly work as French-language teachers in schools, language institutes, or international programs, and some move into roles designing educational materials or digital learning tools for language instruction. Others pursue further research in applied linguistics or language education. The program is a two-year master's, taught in French, beginning in September, with yearly tuition of 250 EUR. Applicants generally hold a background in linguistics, language sciences, or a related field, and should have strong French language skills along with an interest in both teaching methodology and the digital tools increasingly used in language classrooms.