Program Overview

Program Overview

The LICENCE LLCER Anglais, Lettres, Sciences humaines (parcours bilingue) is a multidisciplinary program that builds on the teachings of the Terminale and approaches the polyvalent training offered in hypokhagne. The uniqueness of the curriculum lies in the teaching of courses in English, with supports and evaluations in English for most disciplines, except for the courses in French Literature and Comparative Literature, which are entirely taught in French.

Program Structure

• The program consists of 120 credits.
• It is a Bachelor's degree (BAC +3).
• The program has one available track.
• Courses are taught in blocks of 3 hours, with teaching in English and explanation or in-depth study in French by the same instructor.

Presentation

The program offers a multidisciplinary training that prolongs the teachings of the Terminale and approaches the polyvalent training offered in hypokhagne. The originality of the curriculum resides in the teaching of courses in English.

Tutoring

A tutor, an anglicist assigned to monitor the students in this track, will provide personalized assistance through weekly half-group supervision.

Skills and Competencies

The training is designed to promote interdisciplinarity and complementarity between teachings.

International Dimension

No specific details are provided about the international dimension of the program.

Program Summary

| Diploma | Licence | | Nature | Mention | | Location(s) | Centre universitaire Clignancourt - 2, rue Francis de Croisset, 75018 Paris | | Discipline(s) | LANGUES ANGLO-SAXONNES, GERMANIQUES ET D'EUROPE DU NORD | | RNCP Reference | 40120 | | RNCP Level | Level 6 | | SISE Reference | Langues et litteratures etrangeres | | Study Regime(s) | Continuing education, Initial training | | Validation of Acquired Experience | No | | Internal Double Curriculum | No | | External Double Curriculum | No |

Admission

• The program selects approximately 30 students each year from international sections, European sections, French high schools abroad, and general streams of high schools in metropolitan France.
• Each year, the promotion is composed of Francophone and Anglophone students, including some bilingual students.
• Admission requirements include:
  • Bacheliers and L1 students in reorientation.
  • Students outside Sorbonne Universite and already enrolled in higher education (outside L1).
  • Students from Sorbonne Universite wishing to change their training course (outside L1).

Prerequisites

The proposed curriculum is demanding and requires a good mastery of French and English literature.

After the Program

• Continuing Studies: Students can pursue studies towards a bi-licence, such as Histoire-Anglais, Lettres-Anglais, or Anglais-Espagnol, or a mono-disciplinary license of their choice.
• Studies Abroad: No specific details are provided.
• Professional Integration: The multidisciplinary and bilingual training can lead to various career paths, including international careers, translation, journalism, editing, teaching, and more.