Program Overview

University Program Information

The University offers a range of programs through its various faculties, including the Faculty of Letters.

Faculty of Letters

The Faculty of Letters provides several programs, including:

• Bachelor of Letters
• Master of Letters
• Master in Digital Humanities
• Master in Sciences of Religions
• Doctorate in Letters

Bachelor of Letters

The Bachelor of Letters program includes:

• Presentation of the curriculum
• Regulations, directives, and forms
• Study plans
• Types of evaluation
• Conditions for success
• Choice of disciplines for the second part
• External disciplines
• Bachelor of Letters part-time
• Admission requirements
• Credit certification
• Language competence certification (CLAD)

Master of Letters

The Master of Letters program includes:

• Presentation of the curriculum
• Regulations, directives, and forms
• Study plans
• External disciplines
• Final thesis
• Master of Letters specializations:
  • Analysis of public discourse and communication
  • Culture, civilization, and resurgence of the Middle Ages
  • African studies
  • French and francophone studies in the European context
  • Theater studies
    • Reinforcement program
  • History of the book and critical edition of texts
  • History of architecture and heritage
  • Comparative literature
  • Archaeology and heritage professions
  • Game and video game professions
  • New American studies
  • Pedagogy and cultural mediation
  • Historical sciences of culture
  • Theories and practices of cinema
    • Reinforcement program
  • Literary translation
  • Intercultural enlightenment
• Master of Letters part-time
• Admission requirements
• Registration procedure
• Credit certification
• License/MA equivalence

Master in Digital Humanities

The Master in Digital Humanities program includes:

• Regulations and study plans
• Final thesis
• Public course

Doctorate in Letters

The Doctorate in Letters is the culmination of a scientific research project, written, original, and of great scope, whose intellectual property belongs to one person. This period is crucial for embracing an academic career and provides a unique experience for the candidate to deepen their research domain and develop their professional network.

Doctorate in Letters Program Details

• The Doctorate is a long-term research project, often quite solitary, and the Faculty of Letters ensures that students can benefit from the best possible supervision and participate in colloquia.
• Students have the opportunity to follow doctoral programs organized by their unit, by the CUSO doctoral schools (on a disciplinary basis), and by the Center for Interdisciplinary Doctoral Training (on an interdisciplinary basis).
• The program allows students to develop generic skills essential for a management position, such as mastery of oral and written communication, procedures, and methods, project organization, and editorial skills.

Career Support and Research Areas

• The Faculty of Letters provides guided access for doctoral students, career support, and portraits of young researchers.
• Research areas include various disciplines within the Faculty of Letters, such as literature, history, and languages.