The Master's programme in Literature, Language and Culture offers a multidisciplinary approach and covers a wide range of academic fields within English studies such as literature, the arts, politics, sociology, history, cultural history, the history of ideas, translation studies or linguistics. The program is taught almost entirely in English, by a team of internationally renowned researchers.

The master’s programme provides high-level training for young researchers and specialists in the four fields of English studies (arts and literature, civilization and history, translation and translation studies, linguistics). The program trains its students in both theoretical and applied research, preparing them for different career paths (such as research, teaching, translation, administration or arts and culture careers).

Spécificités

Teaching:
All classes are taught face-to-face on the Campus Nation. The course is almost entirely taught in English.

The program’s partnership with the Gender Studies Master’s program at Université Paris I-Panthéon-Sorbonne offers students the possibility to specialize on questions relating to gender.

The partnership with the Master’s Degree in Early Modern Studies at Université Paris Cité offers students the possibility to develop specific expertise in the early-modern period with a particularly rich course offering on the period.

Formation(s) requise(s)

Admission

Students with an undergraduate degree obtained from a French university can apply on the MonMaster app. Students with degrees obtained from a non French university should apply through the platform Campus France
Students who want to apply to the 2nd year of the MA should apply through the ecandidat platform.

First year applicants will be requested to submit

• Undergraduate degree (if the degree is not written in English or French an official translation will be requested)

• In some cases language certifications in French / or English may be required

• Two letters of motivation (one in English, one in French) explaining what field the applicant would like to specialise in.
  
  Note: applicants are not required to submit a research proposal. Students will be guided in order to write a proposal in the course of the first term.

Capacity: 40 M1 students and 40 M2 students

Organisation générale des études

1. Civilizations of the Anglophone world;

2. Anglophone literatures;

3. Linguistics and/or didactic studies;

4. Translation and translation studies

Students will choose one of these four options, depending on their research project. The topic of the student’s individual project will be defined during the first semester with the help of his or her supervisor. Methodological and writing workshops will take place during the course of the program to help them define and complete their research project.

Laboratoires partenaires

Etablissements partenaires

• International partners within MICEFA, Erasmus +, and YUFE.
• Master's degree in Museum Studies and Cultural Mediation at Université Sorbonne Nouvelle.
• Master's degree in gender studies at Université Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne.
• Master's degree in Early Modern Studies, Université Paris Cité.

Renseignements

Responsables Scolarité