Program Overview

University Program Information

The University of Lausanne (UNIL) offers a range of programs through its various faculties. The Faculty of Letters provides several formations, including Bachelor's and Master's degrees.

Bachelor 鋊 Lettres

• 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's degree part-time
• Admission requirements
• Credit attestation
• Linguistic competence certification (CLAD)

Master 鋊 Lettres

• Presentation of the curriculum
  • Regulations, directives, and forms
  • Study plans
  • External disciplines
  • Final thesis
• Master's degree 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 historical 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's degree part-time
• Admission requirements
• Registration procedure
• Credit attestation
• License/MA equivalence

Master in Digital Humanities

• Regulations and study plans
• Final thesis
• Public course

Master in Science of Religions

• Description of the program

Doctorat 鋊 Lettres

• Description of the program

Continuing Education

• Description of the program

Career Prospects

The Faculty of Letters offers various career paths, including:

• Teaching
• Culture
• Communication
• Research
• Journalism
• Editing, translation
• Project management
• International cooperation
• Postdoctoral studies

Editing and Translation

Editing and translation are key areas of study and profession for graduates of the Faculty of Letters. Professionals in these fields work in various capacities, including:

• Responsible for documentary production
• Translator
• Editorial responsibility for thematic brochures

Career Development

The University provides resources for career development, including:

• Career Center
• Statistics on first employment after studies
• TandemPRO program for alumni
• National qualification program of the University of Bern