Program Overview

University Program Information

The University of Lausanne offers a range of programs through its various faculties, including the Faculty of Letters. Within this faculty, the Institute of Archaeology and Sciences of Antiquity provides students with the opportunity to explore ancient civilizations.

Faculty of Letters

The Faculty of Letters is one of the several faculties at the University of Lausanne, offering a diverse range of programs focused on the humanities and social sciences.

Institute of Archaeology and Sciences of Antiquity

The Institute of Archaeology and Sciences of Antiquity is a part of the Faculty of Letters, dedicated to the study of ancient cultures and civilizations. The institute covers various domains, including:

• Archťologie classique
• Archťologie provinciale romaine
• Grec ancien
• Histoire ancienne
• Latin

Domains of Study

The institute's domains of study are further divided into specific areas of focus:

• Archťologie classique
  • Cachť ou montrť
• Archťologie provinciale romaine
• Grec ancien
  • Historique des ťtudes grecques
  • CorHaLi
  • PARSA
  • Semaine de dťcouverte
  • Ecole Grec pour Tous
• Histoire ancienne
  • Enseignement secondaire
  • Projet FNS:"couples de l'Antiquitť"
  • AccŤs Moodle
  • HEP
  • Sťjours ERASMUS-Master
• Latin
  • Atelier de rhťtorique
  • Projet FNS "Dťclamation"
  • Projet Agora "Dťclamation"
  • Guide des latinistes

Atelier de Rhťtorique: A l'ťcole des Anciens

The "Atelier de Rhťtorique: A l'ťcole des Anciens" is a practical workshop that aims to transpose ancient exercises into modern times to develop students' argumentative and persuasive capabilities, both orally and in writing.

Objectives

The objectives of the Atelier de Rhťtorique include improving oral and written expression and developing argumentative and persuasive skills. Students will practice ancient exercises on contemporary topics, learning to compose various forms of writing and speeches, and will progressively be led to declaim them.

Program Details

The program details, including descriptions, requirements, admission criteria, and tuition fees, are not specified in the provided context. However, the Atelier de Rhťtorique is designed to follow the progressive scheme imagined by the Ancients, allowing students to develop their skills in a structured and rigorous manner, albeit in a modern context and in French.

The University of Lausanne's programs, including those offered by the Faculty of Letters and the Institute of Archaeology and Sciences of Antiquity, are designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in their chosen field of study, equipping them with the knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary for their future careers.