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H1HANC24CM Histoire ancienneL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrench41
H1HMED24CM Histoire médiévaleL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrench41
H1HCON24CM Histoire contemporaineL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrench41
H1HMOD24CM Histoire moderneL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrench41
H3HANC24Histoire ancienneL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrench81
H3HMED24Histoire médiévaleL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrench81
H3HCON24Histoire contemporaineL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrench81
H3HMOD24Histoire moderneL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrench81
H5HEAN24Histoire ancienneL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrench81
H5HEME24Histoire médiévaleL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrench81
H5HCCO24Histoire contemporaineL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrench81
H5HCMO24Histoire moderneL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrench81
H5ACOA24Spécialisation en art contemporain 1L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrench51
H1MMUA24Musicologie AL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrench51
H1MMUB24Musicologie B L1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrench51
H1AANA24Introduction Initiation à l'analyse de l'art antiqueL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrench51
H1AMED24Introduction Initiation à l'analyse de l'art médiévalL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrench51
H1ACOM24Introduction Initiation à l'analyse de l'art contemporainL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrench51
H1AMOD24Introduction Initiation à l'analyse de l'art moderneL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrench51
H5AHIS24Histoire de l’histoire de l’artL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrench51
H5ACOB24Spécialisation en art contemporain 2L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrench51
H5AMEA24Spécialisation en art médiéval 1L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrench51
H5AMEB24Spécialisation en art médiéval 2L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrench51
H5AMOA24Spécialisation en art moderne 1L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrench51
H5AMOB24Spécialisation en art moderne 2L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrench51
H1SINT24Introduction à la sociologieL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrench61
H3PTRA24Psychologie du travailL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrench51
H3PCLI24Psychologie Clinique L2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrench51
H5AANA24Specialisation en art antique 1L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrench51
H5AANB24Specialisation en art antique 2L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrench51
H2HANC24Mondes anciens et médiévaux - Histoire ancienneL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H2HMED24Mondes anciens et médiévaux - Histoire médiévaleL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H2HAME24Mondes anciens et médiévaux - Initiation aux sources anciennes et médiévalesL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined12
H2HCON24Mondes modernes et contemporains - Histoire contemporaineL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H2HMOD24Mondes modernes et contemporains - Histoire moderneL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H2HMCO24Mondes modernes et contemporains - Initiation sources modernes et contemporainesL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H2HMET24Méthodologie historiqueL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined82
H2HACM24Archéologie préhistorique et protohistoriqueL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined12
H2HATD24Archéologie préhistorique et protohistoriqueL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined12
H2HMAR24Outils et méthodes de l'archéologieL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined32
H2H1DY24Objets de la géographie - Dynamique des territoires rurauxL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined32
H2H1GC24Objets de la géographie - Géographie des climatsL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H2H1TU24Objets de la géographie - Territorialités urbainesL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined32
H2HLV224Compétences transversales - 2ème langueL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined12
H2HGRE24Compétences transversales - GrecL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined12
H2HLAT24Compétences transversales - LatinL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined12
H2HEXP24Compétences transversales - Expression écrite et oraleL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H2HALL24Langue vivante au choix - AllemandL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H2HANG24Langue vivante au choix - AnglaisL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryEnglishTo be determined22
H4HCON24Mondes modernes et contemporains - Histoire contemporaineL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined82
H4HMOD24Mondes modernes et contemporains - Histoire moderneL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined82
H4HANC24Mondes anciens ou médiévaux - Histoire ancienneL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined82
H4HMED24Mondes anciens ou médiévaux - Histoire médiévaleL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined82
H4H3EF24Geographie - Espace FrançaisL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H4H3SU24Geographie - Geographie des sudsL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H4H3AR24Geographie - Geographie du monde arabeL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H4HARM24Archéologie médiévaleL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined52
H4HOMA24Outils et méthodes de l'archéologieL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined32
H4HHSO24Renforcement disciplinaire: Economie société - Histoire des dynamiques socialesL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H4HHEC24Renforcement disciplinaire: Economie société - Histoire économiqueL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H4HAOI24Compétences transversales - Aoip CoursL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H4HLAT24Compétences transversales - Aoip LatinL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H4HETS24Compétences transversales - Enjeux transition ecologiqueL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H4HALL24Langue vivante au choix - AllemandL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H4HANG24Langue vivante au choix - AnglaisL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryEnglishTo be determined22
H6HCCO24Cultures savoirs mondes modernes ou contemporains - Histoire contemporaineL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined82
H6HCMO24Cultures savoirs mondes modernes ou contemporains - Histoire moderneL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined72
H6HECO24Espaces pouvoirs sociétés mondes modernes ou contemporains - Histoire contemporaineL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined82
H6HEMO24Espaces pouvoirs sociétés mondes modernes ou contemporains - Histoire moderneL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined82
H6HCAN24Cultures savoirs mondes anciens et médiévaux - Histoire ancienne L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined82
H6HCME24Cultures savoirs mondes anciens et médiévaux - Histoire médiévale L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined82
H6HEAN24Espaces pouvoirs sociétés mondes anciens et médiévaux - Histoire ancienneL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined82
H6HEME24Espaces pouvoirs sociétés mondes anciens et médiévaux - Histoire médiévaleL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined82
H6HRAM24Questions anciennes et médiévalesL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H6HRMC24Questions modernes et contemporainesL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H6HRHI24Prépa concours - Questions d'histoire L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H6HRGE24Prépa concours - Questions géographieL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H6HRME24Prépa concours - Méthodologie des épreuves L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined12
H6HGRE24Compétences transversales - GrecL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H6HAOI24Compétences transversales - Aoip CoursL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H6HLAT24Compétences transversales - Aoip LatinL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H6HOST24Compétences transversales - Aoip StageL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H6HALL24Langue vivante au choix - AllemandL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H6HANG24Langue vivante au choix - AnglaisL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryEnglishTo be determined22
H6HDOC24Compétences transversales - Recherche documentaires L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesHistoryFrenchTo be determined12
H2AANA24Histoire de l'art antique et médiéval - Introduction générale et initiation à l'analyse de l'art antiqueL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H2AMEN24Histoire de l'art antique et médiéval - Introduction générale et initiation à l'analyse de l'art medievalL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H2ACOM24Hist de l'art moderne et contemporain - Introduction générale et initiation à l'analyse de l'art contemporainL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H2AMOD24Hist de l'art moderne et contemporain - Introduction générale et initiation à l'analyse de l'art contemporainL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H2AHTM24Autres approches de l'histoire de l'art - Histoire des techn et matériaux L1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H2APRE24Autres approches de l'histoire de l'art - Iconographie religieuse et profane L1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H2ACCO24Commentaire oeuvres art contL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined12
H2ACAN24Commentaires d'oeuvres art antiqueL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined12
H2ACME24Commentaires oeuvres art médiévalL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined12
H2ACMO24Commentaires oeuvres art moderneL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined12
H2AANG24Compétences transversales - AnglaisL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryEnglishTo be determined22
H2AFRA24Compétences transversales - FrançaisL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H2AMTU24Compétences transversales - Méthodologie du travail universitaireL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined12
H2ADOC24Compétences transversales - Technique documentaire certificationL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined12
H4AANT24Histoire de l'art antique et médiéval - Approfondissement de l’art antiqueL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H4AMEL24Histoire de l'art antique et médiéval - Approfondissement de l’art médiévalL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H4AMOD24Histoire de l'art moderne et contemporain - Approfondissement de l’art moderneL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H4ACTP24Histoire de l'art moderne et contemporain - Approfondissement de l’art contemporainL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H4AAAN24Autres approches de l'histoire de l'art - Art antiqueL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined12
H4AACO24Autres approches de l'histoire de l'art - Art contemporainL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined12
H4AAME24Autres approches de l'histoire de l'art - Art médiévalL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined12
H4AAMO24Autres approches de l'histoire de l'art - Art moderneL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined12
H4APMC24Autres approches de l'histoire de l'art - Initiation à l’histoire du patrimoine moderne et contemp L2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H4AANG24Compétences transversales - AnglaisL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryEnglishTo be determined22
H4AFRA24Compétences transversales - FrançaisL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H4AECO24Compétences transversales - Transition écologique et socialeL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H6AANA24Spécialisation en art antique 3L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H6ACOA24Spécialisation en art contemporain 3L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H6AMEA24Spécialisation en art médiéval 3L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H6AMOA24Spécialisation en art moderne 3L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H6AANB24Spécialisation en art antique 4L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H6ACOB24Spécialisation en art contemporain 4L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H6AMEB24Spécialisation en art médiéval 4L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H6AMOB24Spécialisation en art moderne 4L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined42
H6AACT24Actualités des expositionsL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined52
H6AREC24Initiation à la rechercheL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined12
H6AREA24Réaliser un master en HDAL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H6AANG24Compétences transversales - AnglaisL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryEnglishTo be determined22
H6AFRA24Compétences transversales - FrançaisL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H6AECR24Compétences transversales - Atelier d'écriture scientifiqueL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesArts HistoryFrenchTo be determined22
H2MMUA24Musicologie AL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined42
H2MMUB24Musicologie BL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined42
H2MCOM24Commentaire d'écouteL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined32
H2MFOR24Formation MusicaleL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined32
H2MPRA24Pratique vocale collectiveL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H2MHAR24Musique et musicologie - Harmonie et accompagnement clavierL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H2MECR24Musique et musicologie - Introduction à l'écritureL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H2MSUI24Musique et musicologie - Suivi de manifestation culturelleL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H2MVOC24Musique et musicologie - Technique vocaleL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H2JATE24Jazz - AtelierL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined32
H2JHAR24Jazz - Harmonie et réalisation de grilles L1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H2JINS24Jazz - InstrumentL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H2JORG24Jazz - Organologie des Musiques AmplifiéesL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H2JVOC24Jazz - Technique Vocale L1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H2IANA24Musicien - Analyse AuditiveL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H2IBAS24Musicien - Basse Continue L1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H2IECR24Musicien - EcritureL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined32
H2IINS24Musicien - Pratique Ins.L1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined32
H2MANG24Module 4 - AnglaisL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyEnglishTo be determined22
H2MMET24Module 4 - MéthodologieL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H2MMSH24Module 4 - Musique et Sciences HumainesL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H2MNUM24Module 4 - Pratique Musicale NumériqueL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H4MTH324Musicologie - Cours thématique 3L2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined32
H4MTH424Musicologie - Cours thématique 4L2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined32
H4MQUE24Musicologie - Question transversale 2L2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H4MANA24Pratique et techniques - Analyse 2L2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H4MFOR24Pratique et techniques - Formation musicale S4 MUML2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined32
H4MPRA24Pratique et techniques - Pratique vocale collectiveL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H4MVOC24Pratique et techniques - Technique vocale L2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H4MAP324Approfondissement Musique et Musicologie - Approfondissement cours thématique 3 L2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined32
H4MAP424Approfondissement Musique et Musicologie - Approfondissement cours thématique 4L2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined32
H4MATE24Approfondissement Musique et Musicologie - Atelier d'écoute 2L2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H4MECR24Approfondissement Musique et Musicologie - Ecriture 2L2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H4MHAR24Approfondissement Musique et Musicologie - Harmonie et accompagnement au clavierL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H3JJAZ24Approfondissement Jazz - Approfondissement JazzL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H3JARR24Approfondissement Jazz - ArrangementL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H3JATE24Approfondissement Jazz - AtelierL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H3JHAR24Approfondissement Jazz - HarmonieL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H3JINS24Approfondissement Jazz - InstrumentL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H3IANA24Approfondissement Musicien - Analyse auditiveL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H3IBAS24Approfondissement Musicien - Basse continue ou harmonie clavierL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H3IECR24Approfondissement Musicien - EcritureL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H3IINS24Approfondissement Musicien - Pratique instrumentaleL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined32
H3ITEC24Approfondissement Musicien - Techniques d'enregistrement L2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H4MANG24Compétences transversales - AnglaisL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyEnglishTo be determined22
H4MMSH24Compétences transversales - Musique et sciences humainesL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H4MNUM24Compétences transversales - Pratiques musicales numériquesL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H4MTRA24Compétences transversales - Transition écologique et socialeL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6MTH724Musicologie - Cours thématique 7 L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined32
H6MTH824Musicologie - Cours thématique 8L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined32
H6MANA24Pratique et techniques - Analyse 4 L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6MDIR24Pratique et techniques - Direction de choeurL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H6MVOC24Pratique et techniques - Technique vocaleL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H6MFOR24Pratique et techniques - Formation musicaleL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined32
H6MPRA24Pratique et techniques - Pratique vocale collectiveL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H6MAP724Approfondissement Musique et Musicologie - Approfondissement cours thématique 7L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H6MAP824Approfondissement Musique et Musicologie - Approfondissement cours thématique 8 L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H6MATE24Approfondissement Musique et Musicologie - Atelier d'écoute 4L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6MENQ24Approfondissement Musique et Musicologie - Atelier d'enquête 2L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6MECR24Approfondissement Musique et Musicologie - EcritureL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6MHAR24Approfondissement Musique et Musicologie - Harmonie et accompagnement clavier ou guitareL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H6JENV24Approfondissement Jazz - Environnement professionnelL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H6JHAR24Approfondissement Jazz - HarmonieL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H6JINS24Approfondissement Jazz - InstrumentL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined32
H6JPRO24Approfondissement Jazz - Projet 2 (Projet scénique) L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H6JSTA24Approfondissement Jazz - Stage BandL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6IANA24Approfondissement Musicien - Analyse comparéeL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H6IMET24Approfondissement Musicien - Méthodologie : préparation aux concoursL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6IINS24Approfondissement Musicien - Pratique instrumentaleL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined42
H6ITEC24Approfondissement Musicien - Technique de conscience corporelleL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H6MANG24Compétences transversales - AnglaisL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyEnglishTo be determined12
H6MMED24Compétences transversales - Atelier Médiation culturelle L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H6MREC24Compétences transversales - Atelier Recherche 2L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H6MMAO24Compétences transversales - MAOL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H6MNUM24Compétences transversales - Musicologie numériqueL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined12
H6MMSH24Compétences transversales - Musique et sciences humainesL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesMusicologyFrenchTo be determined22
H2FCTM24Histoire de la philosophie : philosophie moderne 2 - Commentaire de textes modernes L1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined22
H2FPAC24Histoire de la philosophie : philosophie moderne 2 - Philosophie de l'âge classiqueL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined32
H2FLUM24Histoire de la philosophie : philosophie moderne 2 - Philosophie des Lumières L1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined32
H2FDPG24Concepts et problèmes - Dissertation de philosophie générale L1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined22
H2FPMO24Concepts et problèmes - Philosophie moraleL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined32
H2FPOL24Concepts et problèmes - Philosophie politiqueL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined32
H2FCPH24Renforcement - Concepts de la philosophieL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined32
H2FDIS24Renforcement - Méthodologie de la dissertation L1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined22
H2FTPH24Renforcement - Textes de la philosophieL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined32
H2FDEB24Compétences transversales - Apprendre à débattreL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined22
H2FGRE24Compétences transversales - GrecL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined22
H2FLAT24Compétences transversales - LatinL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined22
H2FALL24Compétences transversales - AllemandL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined22
H2FANG24Compétences transversales - AnglaisL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyEnglishTo be determined22
H4FCMR24Histoire de la philosophie - Commentaire de textes médiévaux ou renaissantsL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined22
H4FANT24Histoire de la philosophie - Philosophie antique L2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined32
H4FMED24Histoire de la philosophie - Philosophie médiévale ou renaissanteL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined32
H4FDPP24Concepts et problèmes de la philosophie - Dissertation de philosophie politique L2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined22
H4FDRT24Concepts et problèmes de la philosophie - Philosophie du droitL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined32
H4FPOL24Concepts et problèmes de la philosophie - Philosophie politiqueL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined32
H4FEMC24Ouverture - Etude d'un médium culturel L2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined22
H4FCRA24Ouverture - Philosophie de la création artistique L2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined32
H4FCUL24Ouverture - Philosophie de la cultureL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined32
H4FDEB24Compétences transversales - Apprendre à débattreL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined22
H4FGRE24Compétences transversales - GrecL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined12
H4FLAT24Compétences transversales - LatinL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined12
H4FALL24Compétences transversales - AllemandL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined12
H4FANG24Compétences transversales - AnglaisL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyEnglishTo be determined12
H6FCTC24Histoire de la philosophie - Commentaires de textes contemporainsL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined22
H6FLAN24Histoire de la philosophie - Philosophie du langageL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined32
H6FPXX24Histoire de la philosophie - Philosophie du XXe et XXIeL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined32
H6FDPG24Concepts et problèmes de la philosophie - Dissertation de philosophie générale L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined22
H6FMET24Concepts et problèmes de la philosophie - MétaphysiqueL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined32
H6FPGN24Concepts et problèmes de la philosophie - Philosophie généraleL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined32
H6FENV24Spécialisation - Philosophie de l'environnementL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined32
H6FBIO24Spécialisation - Philosophie de la biologie et de la médecineL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined32
H6FMEC24Spécialisation ouverture professionnelle - Méthodologie des épreuves de concoursL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined22
H6FSTA24Spécialisation ouverture professionnelle - StageL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined22
H6FDEB24Compétences transversales - Apprendre à débattreL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined22
H6FGRE24Compétences transversales - GrecL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined12
H6FLAT24Compétences transversales - LatinL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined12
H6FANG24Compétences transversales - AllemandL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyFrenchTo be determined12
H6FALL24Compétences transversales - AnglaisL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPhilosophyEnglishTo be determined12
H2PCLI24Psychologie cliniqueL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined42
H2PCOG24Psychologie cognitiveL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined42
H2PSOL24Psychologie socialeL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined42
H2PDEV24Psychologie du développementL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined42
H2PPHI24Module 3 - PhilosophieL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined22
H2PSOG24Module 3 - SociologieL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined22
H2PDRF24Module 3 - Droit de la familleL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined22
H2PANG24Module 4 - AnglaisL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyEnglishTo be determined32
H2PBIO24Module 4 - BiologieL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined32
H4PDEV24Psychologie du développementL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined42
H4PSOL24Psychologie socialeL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined42
H4PMEH24MethodologieL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined42
H4PCOG24Psychologie cognitiveL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined42
H4POPC24Option cliniqueL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined22
H4POPG24Option gérontologieL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined22
H4POPR24Option travailL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined22
H4PBIO24PsychobiologieL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined42
H4PANG24Module 4 - AnglaisL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyEnglishTo be determined22
H4PPIX24Module 4 - Compétences NumériquesL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined12
H4PSTA24Module 4 - StatistiquesL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined32
H6PCLI24Enseignements fondamentaux - Psychologie cliniqueL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined32
H6PCOG24Enseignements fondamentaux - Psychologie cognitive L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined32
H6PDEV24Enseignements fondamentaux - Psychologie du développement L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6PGER24Enseignements fondamentaux - PsychogérontologieL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined42
H6PTRA24Enseignements fondamentaux - Psychologie du travailL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined42
H6POPN24Approfondissement en psychologie - Option Neurosciences cognitivesL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6POPG24Approfondissement en psychologie - Option PsychogérontologieL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6POPC24Approfondissement en psychologie - Option Psychologie clinique L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6POPD24Approfondissement en psychologie - Option Psychologie du développementL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6POPW24Approfondissement en psychologie - Option Psychologie du travail L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6PBIO24Approfondissement en psychologie - PsychobiologieL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined42
H6PACC24Compétences transversales - Accompagnement personnaliséL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined12
H6PANG24Compétences transversales - AnglaisL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyEnglishTo be determined22
H6PSTA24Compétences transversales - StatistiquesL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesPsychologyFrenchTo be determined22
H2STHE24Théories sociologiques IIL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined22
H2SSOC24Sociologie contemporaineL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined62
H2SDEM24Méthodes. enquêtes et renforcement - Découverte de la démographieL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined22
H2SENQ24Méthodes. enquêtes et renforcement - Initiation à l'enquête : l'entretienL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined52
H2SPRE24Méthodes. enquêtes et renforcement - Présentation des résultats d'enquêteL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined12
H2SANT24AnthropologieL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined62
H2SANR24Anthropologie du religieuxL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined22
H2SANG24Compétences transversales - AnglaisL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyEnglishTo be determined22
H2SMTU24Compétences transversales - Méthodes du travail universitaireL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined22
H2SMOB24Compétences transversales - Méthodologies de recherche en orientationL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined12
H2SOST24Compétences transversales - Sociologie et statistiquesL1Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined22
H4SDEM24Démographie : questions de populationL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined22
H4SAP124Sociologie : approches thématiques EnvironnementL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined62
H4SCAR24Méthodes. enquêtes et renforcement - CartographieL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined22
H4SETH24Méthodes. enquêtes et renforcement - EthnomusicologieL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined22
H4SREA24Méthodes. enquêtes et renforcement - Réalisations de films ethnographiquesL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined22
H4SENQ24Méthodes. enquêtes et renforcement - Analyse des données quantitativesL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined42
H4SPRE24Méthodes. enquêtes et renforcement - Présentation des résultats d'enquête L2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined22
H4SPAR24Anthropologie de la parentéL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined42
H4SECH24Anthropologie des échanges économiquesL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined42
H4SANG24Compétences transversales - AnglaisL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyEnglishTo be determined22
H4SCOM24Compétences transversales - Compétences numériquesL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined22
H4STES24Compétences transversales - Transition écologique et socialeL2Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6STEC24Enseignements fondamentaux - Anthropologie des techniques et transmissionsL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined42
H6SINT24Enseignements fondamentaux - Sociologie de l'action publique et de l'interventL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined42
H6SQUE24Méthodes et enquêtes - Traitement des données quantitatives appliquéesL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6SENQ24Méthodes et enquêtes - Réalisation et présentation d'une enquêteL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined62
H6SANN24Enseignements fondamentaux - Anthropologie de la natureL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6SAVI24Enseignements fondamentaux - Politiques publiques et âges de la vieL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6SEDU24Enseignements fondamentaux - Sociologie de l'éducationL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6SMOU24Enseignements fondamentaux - Sociologie des mouvements sociauxL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6SETH24Compétences transversales - EthnosciencesL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6SGEO24Compétences transversales - Géographie urbaine L3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6SREA24Compétences transversales - Réalisation d'un film éthnographiqueL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyFrenchTo be determined22
H6SANG24Compétences transversales - AnglaisL3Faculty of Arts and HumanitiesSociologyEnglishTo be determined22
Q2ECLAO2French as a Foreign language : Oral FrenchL1CUEFEECUEFEEFrench Improve Listening and Speaking through the study of themes such as French culture, lexical enrichment and public speaking abilities 42
Q1ECLT12Culture and Society B1L1CUEFEECUEFEEFrench Intitiate students to the French political and social system. Give the keys to a good understanding of the French society’s organisation. From original documents, students will get to understand the great trends of the French society. 41
Q1ECLAO2French as a Foreign language : Oral FrenchL1CUEFEECUEFEEFrench Improve Listening and Speaking through the study of themes such as French culture, lexical enrichment and public speaking abilities 41
Q2ECLAE2French as a Foreign language : Written FrenchL1CUEFEECUEFEEFrench Written General French (from A2 to C1) aims at strengthening linguistic skills through the study of : Reading and Writing, grammatical structures and syntax as well as lexical enrichment. Written Academic French (C1) aims at developping writing skills required in French universities ( review, text commentary, summary, essay...) 42
QE2DES18Contemporary Art B2/C1L1CUEFEECUEFEEFrenchStudy of the major artistic movements of the 20th and 21st centuries. Visits to museums and galleries (in person or virtually) and meetings with contemporary artists.42
Q2ECLT12Culture and Society B1L1CUEFEECUEFEEFrench Intitiate students to the French political and social system. Give the keys to a good understanding of the French society’s organisation. From original documents, students will get to understand the great trends of the French society. 42
Q1ECLAE2French as a Foreign language : Written FrenchL1CUEFEECUEFEEFrench Written General French (from A2 to C1) aims at strengthening linguistic skills through the study of : Reading and Writing, grammatical structures and syntax as well as lexical enrichment. Written Academic French (C1) aims at developping writing skills required in French universities ( review, text commentary, summary, essay...) 41
Q1ECLT22Culture and Society B2/C1L1CUEFEECUEFEEFrenchEnable the student to be self-sufficient in his/her reading and use of French media. Deepen his/her knowledge about the structure and organisation of French territory as well as key elements of French contemporary society. Study implicit cultural situations. 41
QE1LITT2Introduction to Literature B2/C1L1CUEFEECUEFEEFrench This class intends to initiate students to various major French literary genres and movements. Students will practice language and vocabulary specific to literary analysis while discovering a large range of French literature through major works and authors. 41
Q2ECLT22Culture and Society B2/C1L1CUEFEECUEFEEFrench Enable the student to be self-sufficient in his/her reading and use of French media. Deepen his/her knowledge about the structure and organisation of French territory as well as key elements of French contemporary society. Study implicit cultural situations. 42
QE2FRAN2Francophony B2/C1L1CUEFEECUEFEEFrenchUsing authentic documents (newspaper articles, book excerpts, video clips, interviews, documentary excerpts), students will be led to reflect on and work on the Francophone space in the world. The course will consider the four skills through written and oral documents.42
QE1VID22Videos and society B2/C1L1CUEFEECUEFEEFrenchThis course is based on the analysis of video excerpts (news videos, documentaries, films...) that illustrate certain major social events in 20th and 21st century France. These social facts can be significant events in the history of France and the French through the analysis of mostly authentic documents associated with the analysis of video materials. 41
G1IFUN24Fundamentals of managementL1University School of administration and managementManagementEnglishThis course is divided between four teachers, each of whom specializes in a specific management sub-discipline : (Marketing, HR, Strategy, and Accounting). Management courses : Marketing, Human Resources, Accounting, and Strategy - Learn how to define strategy, marketing, HR management, and accounting - Introduction to strategy, marketing, HR, and accounting tools - First application to a business case - Study French accounting and then English accounting in order to compare the two systems. 61
G1ICST24Case Study L1University School of administration and managementManagementEnglishThe Global Business Core program represents the expectations and requirements for participation in the Global Business (GB) course in partnership with East Carolina University and other member institutions of the Global Partners in Education (GPE) network. - Develop intercultural communication and collaboration skills relevant to a professional context. - Demonstrate increased cultural intelligence and competence. - Evaluate cultural differences in business practices in an international context. - Strengthen problem-solving and strategic decision-making skills through collaborative projects.51
G1IBEN24Business English L1University School of administration and managementManagementEnglishDevelop business vocabulary and be able to understand and express oneself on specific business topics.21
G2IOTH24Organization TheoryL1University School of administration and managementManagementEnglishMobilize some of these theories within the framework of courses: qualitative studies, quantitative studies and Contemporary Organizational Problems. Provide a critical introduction to a range of concepts and explanatory models commonly used in organizational theory Encourage students to apply these notions and models to the diagnosis of concrete organizational situations CH 1: The Classical School: Taylor's OST, Fordism, Fayol's Administration and Weber's Bureaucracy CH 2: The Human Relations School: the Hawthorne Effect, Maslow's Pyramid, Bifactor Theory, Theories X and Y, Likert's leadership styles, Lewin's theoretical foundations CH 3: The contingency school: structure, technological contingency, strategy, Mintzberg factors, CH 4: Sociological approaches: the organization as a social construct, social regulation, social convention theory, innovation CH 5: Economic approaches: decision theory, agency theory, transaction cost theory, stakeholder theory CH 6: Cognitive approaches: organizational memory, organizational learning, key competencies 42
G2IBEN24Business English L1University School of administration and managementManagementEnglishDevelop business vocabulary and be able to understand and express oneself on specific business topics.22
G5IMKG24MarketingL3University School of administration and managementManagementEnglish/FrenchThis course is linked to the functional approach to management and provides basic marketing knowledge. All the lessons taught in Bachelor can be useful for a better understanding of the functional approach to marketing (eg. human resources management to lead a sales force team, cost accounting to establish a business model, etc...) The learning outcomes targeted (in terms of knowledge, skills, attitudes or competencies) are: • Know how to study the environment of a company and know marketing study methods. • Know how to analyze/develop a marketing strategy • Know how to implement a marketing action plan Know the tools that allow to control the performance of marketing actions (observed or declarative) The practical work (TD) allows to acquire the necessary skills for the implementation of the objectives mentioned above, from exercise, interactive quizzes and a case study possibly.41
G5IGRH24Human Resources management L3University School of administration and managementManagementEnglish/FrenchDefine Human Resources management, present its evolution, missions, and constraints. Understand the recruitment process, methods, and tools. Understand career management and its role in employee development and retention. Define evaluation and understand methods used to assess employees at all levels. Define training, understand its importance for employees and companies, and identify different training systems. Define GPEC and identify its tools for anticipating organizational changes through HRM. Define compensation policy and understand its complexity for companies.41
G5IBGA24Business GameL3University School of administration and managementManagementEnglishInteractive team project: You will be integrated into a team with a project. It will be up to you to: Imagine and design the entire project Develop it and make it operational Organize events to promote it Search for sponsors or partners Inform and communicate around the project (posters, social networks, etc.) Draw up a provisional budget Present and offer your project to the public This project will allow you to mobilize various skills: creativity, organization, communication, management, teamwork... it’s up to you!21
G5IACG24Audit and management controlL3University School of administration and managementManagementEnglish/FrenchHow Management Control and Audit can concretely serve the manager and his teams. Know and understand the place and role of management control in the organization Understanding the links between costs and management and/or strategic decisions Know how to calculate complete costs from activities (ABC method) Discover internal control and understand its role in the organization Discover the audit and its different facets Know how to implement an audit approach41
G5IFIN24Finance L3University School of administration and managementManagementEnglish/French1. Know the main negotiable financial instruments on the financial markets 2. Mastering the principles of the microstructure of financial markets 3. Master the basics of exchange rates The main axes of the course are the study: - Major financial instruments such as stocks, bonds and derivatives. - Of the microstructure of financial markets, including the market rules of the Paris stock exchange, particularly the different trading orders, the creation and usefulness of stock indices, and the different methods of listing on the stock exchange - The determination of exchange rates and their training on Forex. The basic actions and methods of evaluation. Introduction to green indices. The constituent elements of bond value and 'Green Bonds' The microstructure of financial markets including the different stock market orders and initiation to portfolio theory Forex, the formation of exchange rates and introduction to derivatives41
G5IEC24International EconomyL3University School of administration and managementManagementEnglishThis course explores global economic systems, international trade and financial markets. Students examine how globalization and economic policies affect business environments and international operations. This course aims to provide keys for understanding the global economy, including trade, investment and finance. Topics will include the economics of European integration, the global economy and multinational enterprises, as well as emerging economies like China.31
G5ISPR24Global EnvironmentL3University School of administration and managementManagementEnglishThe Global Business Core program represents the expectations and requirements for participation in the Global Environment (GE) course in partnership with East Carolina University and other member institutions of the Global Partners in Education (GPE) network. - Develop intercultural communication and collaboration skills relevant to a professional context. - Demonstrate increased cultural intelligence and competence. - Evaluate cultural differences in business practices in an international context. - Strengthen problem-solving and strategic decision-making skills through collaborative projects.41
G5IBEN24Business English L3University School of administration and managementManagementEnglishDevelop business vocabulary and be able to understand and express oneself on specific business topics.21
G6IFMA24Fundamentals of management accountingL3University School of administration and managementManagementEnglishFocuses on internal accounting used for decision-making within firms. Students learn cost analysis, budgeting, and how accounting supports planning and performance evaluation.42
G6IPMA24Project Management L3University School of administration and managementManagementEnglishAn introduction to managing projects from start to finish. Students learn planning, scheduling, budgeting, and risk management techniques using project management tools and methodologies.42
G6IIMA24International management L3University School of administration and managementManagementEnglishCovers management practices in a global environment. Topics include cross-cultural leadership, global strategies, and international team management. Students gain insights into how to manage effectively in diverse and multicultural settings.52
G6IBGA24Business GameL3University School of administration and managementManagementEnglishInteractive team project: You will be integrated into a team with a project. It will be up to you to: Imagine and design the entire project Develop it and make it operational Organize events to promote it Search for sponsors or partners Inform and communicate around the project (posters, social networks, etc.) Draw up a provisional budget Present and offer your project to the public This project will allow you to mobilize various skills: creativity, organization, communication, management, teamwork... it’s up to you!22
G6ISPR24Global BusinessL3University School of administration and managementManagementEnglishThe Global Business Core program represents the expectations and requirements for participation in the Global Business (GB) course in partnership with East Carolina University and other member institutions of the Global Partners in Education (GPE) network. - Develop intercultural communication and collaboration skills relevant to a professional context. - Demonstrate increased cultural intelligence and competence. - Evaluate cultural differences in business practices in an international context. - Strengthen problem-solving and strategic decision-making skills through collaborative projects.42
G6ISTR24StrategyL3University School of administration and managementManagementEnglishIntroduces strategic thinking in business. Students learn how to analyze industries, create competitive strategies, and understand strategic choices made by companies in dynamic markets.42
G6IAEN24Business English L3University School of administration and managementManagementEnglishDevelop business vocabulary and be able to understand and express oneself on specific business topics.22
G6IPCO24Contemporary Problems of OrganizationsL3University School of administration and managementManagementEnglishThe course aims to prepare students for writing and defending an applied research paper (thesis or study report). It is based on: research methods, analysis tools, disciplinary courses such as marketing, finance, management, etc... It prepares students for further studies (Master’s, specialized schools) where the writing of dissertations and research works is essential. Coherence and progression of learning: After having assimilated theoretical and practical concepts, this course allows to structure and concretize a work of in-depth reflection. The skills acquired (bibliographic research, critical analysis, oral presentation) are useful for the continuation of the university course and in the professional context (writing reports, market studies, audits, etc.). Objectives: Problematize a research topic: define a clear and relevant research question. Conduct a structured literature review: identify sources, read them critically and extract key elements. Develop a study methodology (quantitative or qualitative) adapted to the issue. Collect and analyze data in accordance with the principles of scientific and ethical rigor. Write a dissertation or research report: plan, argumentation, formatting, bibliography. Orally support one’s work: master presentation and communication techniques to defend one’s project. The accompanying course covers all the stages of completing a thesis: Choice of subject and problematization: Identify a field of research and formulate a starting question. Construct secondary hypotheses or questions. Literature review: Identify and select reliable sources (scientific articles, books, professional studies). Analyze and synthesize existing theories to stimulate reflection. Study methodology: Choose an approach (qualitative, quantitative, mixed). Define the data collection method (questionnaire, interviews, document analysis, etc.). Analysis of the results: Select analysis tools and techniques (statistics, content analysis). Interpret the results in relation to the issue and the literature. Drafting and structure of the thesis: Organize the document (introduction, parts, conclusion, bibliography). Citation rules and bibliography management (APA standards, Chicago, etc.). Preparation of the oral defense: Structure the presentation (slideshow, plan). Manage your speaking time and answer the jury’s questions. Educational organization: Lecture: presentation of fundamental concepts (problematic, literature review, research methods). Practical work: document analysis, drafting of plans, summary exercises. Individualized follow-up: regular points to check the progress of each student on their dissertation. Other support: Regular meetings (individual or in small groups) to review the progress of the work (choice of subject, data collection, writing). Personalized feedback: the teacher or thesis tutor comments on the drafts, suggests areas for improvement (structure, quality of argumentation). 102
G9TINP24Internationalisation of SMEsM2University School of administration and managementManagementEnglishThe targeted learning outcomes (in terms of knowledge, skills, attitudes, or competencies) are: Understanding the challenges, opportunities, and risks associated with the international expansion of SMEs. Identifying the stages and strategies for internationalization that are appropriate for the specific characteristics of small businesses. Mastering the tools for analyzing foreign markets and selecting modes of entry. Knowing how to mobilize internal and external resources to support sustainable international development. Contents: Identify the stages and strategies for internationalization that are suited to the specific characteristics of small structures. Master the tools for analyzing foreign markets and selecting modes of entry. Know how to mobilize internal and external resources to support sustainable international development. 41
T1CPO221PAO (suite Adobe) - InfographieL1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science InfoCom - Mass Communications PathwayFrenchTo be determined21
 T1CPR421SAé Créer un cahier des tendancesL1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science InfoCom - Mass Communications PathwayFrenchTo be determined11
T3CCR421SAé Créer un objet ou un service innovantL2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science InfoCom - Mass Communications PathwayFrenchTo be determined11
 T1CCG421 Culture graphiqueL1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science InfoCom - Mass Communications PathwayFrenchTo be determined11
T1CCO321Communication des organisationsL1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science InfoCom - Mass Communications PathwayFrenchTo be determined21
T1CET321Saé Comparer les stratégies de communication de deux organisationsL1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science InfoCom - Mass Communications PathwayFrenchTo be determined11
 T2CPL321 & T2CPC321Plan de communicationL1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science InfoCom - Mass Communications PathwayFrenchTo be determined22
T4CCO321Stratégie de communicationL2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science InfoCom - Mass Communications PathwayFrenchTo be determined22
T2CPR421Produire une chronique audiovisuelleL1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science InfoCom - Mass Communications PathwayFrenchTo be determined22
T3CEV321 & T3CCE321Evénementiel et communication événementielleL2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science InfoCom - Mass Communications PathwayFrenchTo be determined21
T3CMA321Marketing et webmarketingL2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science InfoCom - Mass Communications PathwayFrenchTo be determined21
T4CRE521Répondre à un brief clientL2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science InfoCom - Mass Communications PathwayFrenchTo be determined22
T4CSC121Community managementL2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science InfoCom - Mass Communications PathwayFrenchTo be determined12
T4CCN421Motion designL2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science InfoCom - Mass Communications PathwayFrenchTo be determined12
T5CCO321Création d'organisationL3I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science InfoCom - Mass Communications PathwayFrenchTo be determined21
T5CED521 SAé Epérimenter une démarche entrepreuneurialeL3I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science InfoCom - Mass Communications PathwayFrenchTo be determined11
T6CCI121MediatrainingL3I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science InfoCom - Mass Communications PathwayFrenchTo be determined11
T6CR6121Intelligence artificielle générativeL2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science InfoCom - Mass Communications PathwayFrenchTo be determined21
T6CCD321RSE et communication durableL3I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science InfoCom - Mass Communications PathwayFrenchTo be determined22
L7JDRT24LawM1I.U.T. of ToursMaster's Degree in JournalismFrenchTo be determined21
L7JECO24EconomicsM1I.U.T. of ToursMaster's Degree in JournalismFrenchTo be determined21
L7JGEO24GeopoliticsM1I.U.T. of ToursMaster's Degree in JournalismFrenchTo be determined21
L7JHPO24Political HistoryM1I.U.T. of ToursMaster's Degree in JournalismFrenchTo be determined21
L7JDEO24EthicsM1I.U.T. of ToursMaster's Degree in JournalismFrenchTo be determined21
L7JPRE24Professional English - NewsletterM1I.U.T. of ToursMaster's Degree in JournalismEnglishTo be determined21
L7SJEM24SemiologyM1I.U.T. of ToursMaster's Degree in JournalismFrenchTo be determined21
L7JSOU24News SourcesM1I.U.T. of ToursMaster's Degree in JournalismFrenchTo be determined21
L7JARP24News & News Roundup (Web Desk)M1I.U.T. of ToursMaster's Degree in JournalismFrenchTo be determined21
L7JGJ024Journalism GenresM1I.U.T. of ToursMaster's Degree in JournalismFrenchTo be determined21
L7JOSI24OSINT and IT SecurityM1I.U.T. of ToursMaster's Degree in JournalismFrenchTo be determined21
L7JPHO24Photo ReportingM1I.U.T. of ToursMaster's Degree in JournalismFrenchTo be determined21
L8JDPW24Media LawM1I.U.T. of ToursMaster's Degree in JournalismFrenchTo be determined22
L8JECM24Media EconomicsM1I.U.T. of ToursMaster's Degree in JournalismFrenchTo be determined22
L8JHIM24History of MediaM1I.U.T. of ToursMaster's Degree in JournalismFrenchTo be determined22
L8JPRO24Professional English - Web DeskM1I.U.T. of ToursMaster's Degree in JournalismEnglishTo be determined22
L8JSME24Media SociologyM1I.U.T. of ToursMaster's Degree in JournalismFrenchTo be determined22
L8JARP24News & News Roundup (Web Desk)M1I.U.T. of ToursMaster's Degree in JournalismFrenchTo be determined22
L8JRSP24Radio, Audio & PodcastM1I.U.T. of ToursMaster's Degree in JournalismFrenchTo be determined22
L8JTIM24TV, Image & MojoM1I.U.T. of ToursMaster's Degree in JournalismFrenchTo be determined22
T1TFM121Fondamentaux du marketing et comportement du consommateurL1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 1st yearFrenchTo be determined51
T1TFVD21Fondamentaux de la venteL1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 1st yearFrenchTo be determined31
T1TFC321Fondamentaux de la communication commercialeL1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 1st yearFrenchTo be determined31
T1TEM121Études marketing-1L1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 1st yearFrenchTo be determined31
T1TEE121Environnement économique de l'entreprise et transition écologique, éthique et socialeL1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 1st yearFrenchTo be determined31
T1TEJ121Environnement juridique de l'entrepriseL1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 1st yearFrenchTo be determined31
T1TTQ121Techniques quantitatives et représentations-1L1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 1st yearFrenchTo be determined31
T1TEF121Éléments financiers de l'entrepriseL1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 1st yearFrenchTo be determined21
T1TRO121 Rôle et organisation de l'entreprise sur son marchéL1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 1st yearFrenchTo be determined21
T1TCP121Initiation à la conduite de projetL1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 1st yearFrenchTo be determined11
T1TLA121Anglais du commerce-1L1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 1st yearFrenchTo be determined31
T1TAL121Allemand du commerce-1L1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 1st yearFrenchTo be determined31
T1TES121Espagnol du commerce-1L1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 1st yearFrenchTo be determined31
  T1TCN121Ressources et culture numériques-1L1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 1st yearFrenchTo be determined31
T2TEC121Expression Communication Culture-1L1I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 1st yearFrenchTo be determined32
T3KMM121Marketing Mix-2L2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 2nd year core curriculumFrenchTo be determined41
T3KEV221Entretien de venteL2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 2nd year core curriculumFrenchTo be determined31
T3KPM321 & T3KPD321Principes de la communication digitaleL2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 2nd year core curriculumFrenchTo be determined41
T3KEM121Études marketing-3L2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 2nd year core curriculumFrenchTo be determined21
T3KEE121Environnement économique internationalL2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 2nd year core curriculumFrenchTo be determined41
T3KDA121Droit des activités commerciales-1L2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 2nd year core curriculumFrenchTo be determined41
T3KTQ121Techniques quantitatives et représentations-3L2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 2nd year core curriculumFrenchTo be determined41
T3KTC121Tableau de bord commercialL2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 2nd year core curriculumFrenchTo be determined41
T3KPS121Psychologie sociale du travailL2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 2nd year core curriculumFrenchTo be determined21
T4KAN121Anglais appliqué au commerce-3L2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 2nd year core curriculumEnglishTo be determined32
T4KAL121Allemand appliqué au commerce-3L2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 2nd year core curriculumGermanTo be determined32
T4KES121Espagnol appliqué au commerce-3L2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 2nd year core curriculumSpanishTo be determined32
T3KCN121Ressources et culture numériques-3L2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science  in Marketing Techniques 2nd year core curriculumFrenchTo be determined31
T4KEC121Expression Communication Culture-3L2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science in Marketing Techniques 2nd year core curriculumFrenchTo be determined32
T3KSM421Stratégie de marketing digitalL2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science  in Marketing Techniques - Mass MDEE PathwayFrenchTo be determined31
T3KCI521Créativité et innovationL2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science  in Marketing Techniques - Mass MDEE PathwayFrenchTo be determined31
?Démarche de création d'entreprise en contexte digitalL2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science  in Marketing Techniques - Mass MDEE PathwayFrenchTo be determined41
T3VMP421Management de la performance du point de venteL2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science  in Marketing Techniques - Mass MMPV PathwayFrenchTo be determined31
T3VMV521Marketing du point de venteL2I.U.T. of ToursBachelor of Science  in Marketing Techniques - Mass MMPV PathwayFrenchTo be determined31
L1KHIS24History of International RelationsL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis introductory course, "History of International Relations," explores the evolution of the international system since 1914. Students will examine key events, ideologies, and figures that have shaped global interactions and conflicts, including the development of imperialism, the world wars, the Cold War, and the rise of international organizations. Through a combination of lectures, readings, and discussions, the course aims to provide a foundational understanding of the historical context behind contemporary international relations, fostering critical thinking about how past events influence current global dynamics. Emphasis will be placed on the interplay between political, economic, and social factors in the development of international policies and treaties42
L2KDRO24Introduction to constitutional law and French political institutionsL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishTo be determined42
L1KRIN24Introduction to International Relations 1L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThe course intends to introduce students to the main theoretical approaches of international relations (Realism, Liberalism, Marxism, constructivism, and so on) in the objective to make them familiar with the main notions and concepts of the discipline (interest, value, norms, dependency, identity and so on). The course also considers the main actors and issues in international relations (state, intergovernmental organizations, nongovernmental organizations, war, peace, international justice, terrorism and so on).42
L2KRIN24Introduction to International Relations 2L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishIn this course you will explore and analyze one of the most important sets of issues in international relations today human security and conflict. Through an analysis and exploration of the diverse manifestations of conflict and security we will strive to understand the deeper issues behind the multiple security threats states and non-state actors, including citizens face today. We will study and familiarize ourselves with the complexities both on a theoretical and practical level the security issues we face as both citizens. We will acquire knowledge on how conflicts (ethnic, etc.) are fought, and why. And what tools (spying, counterterrorism, diplomacy) can and are used to combat these threats.42
L1KMET24Introduction to methodology and research in social sciencesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishTo be determined42
L1KGAL24Grammaire de l'allemand. les indispensablesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanGerman / FrenchTo be determined31
L1KGAL24Grammaire de l'allemand. les indispensablesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L2KCCP24Clés pour comprendre le présentL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanFrenchTo be determined32
L1KLAL24La littérature de langue allemande depuis la chute du MurL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanGerman / FrenchTo be determined31
L1KEEA24Expression écrite à partir de l'actualitéL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanFrenchTo be determined31
L2KLEA24Littérature et exil d'hier et d'aujourd'huiL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanFrenchTo be determined32
L2KEME24Expression et compréhension oralesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L2KATR24Atelier de traductionL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L1KDAL24Défis de l'Allemagne au XXIe siècleL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanFrenchTo be determined32
L2KMUS24Histoire et esthétique des spectacles musicauxL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPerforming artsFrenchTo be determined42
L1KHET24Histoire et esthétique du théâtre (Antiquité - XVIe)L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPerforming artsFrenchTo be determined42
L2KTHE24Atelier ThéâtreL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPerforming artsEnglish / FrenchTo be determined42
L1KCMU24Histoire et esthétique du cinéma muetL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPerforming artsFrenchTo be determined42
L2KHED24Histoire et esthétique de la danseL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPerforming artsFrenchTo be determined42
L1KNUM24Atelier contenus audiovisuels et numériquesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPerforming artsFrenchTo be determined42
L1KLCG24Littérature et civilisation grecques antiquesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesMediterranian cultures FrenchTo be determined42
L1KLCA24Littérature et civilisation germaniquesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesMediterranian cultures FrenchTo be determined42
L2KLCL24Littérature et civilisation latinesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesMediterranian cultures FrenchTo be determined42
L1KLIC24Littérature comparéeL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesMediterranian cultures FrenchTo be determined42
L2ZCON24Droit constitutionnel 2L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined82
L2MDCL24Droit constitutionnel allemandL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L2ZDCA24Droit constitutionnel des Etats-UnisL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L2ODCE24Droit constitutionnel espagnolL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L2TDCI24Droit constitutionnel italienL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L2ZDLF24Droit de la familleL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined82
L2ZPDT24Droit des personnesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined42
L2ZDTA24Introduction au droit administratifL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined42
L2MLJL24Langue juridique appliquée : droit constitutionnel allemandL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L2OLJE24Langue juridique appliquée : droit constitutionnel espagnolL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L2TLJI24Langue juridique appliquée : droit constitutionnel italienL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L2ZLJA24Langue juridique appliquée : droit constitutionnel USAL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L2MGRL24Maitriser la grammaire allemandeL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L2ZGRA24Maitriser la grammaire anglaiseL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L2TGRI24Maitriser la grammaire italienneL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L2OGRE24Matriser la grammaire espagnoleL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L2OTHE24Thème juridique appliqué : droit constitutionnel espagnolL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L2MTHL24Thème juridique appliquée : droit constitutionnel allemandL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L2TTHI24Thème juridique appliquée : droit constitutionnel italienL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L2ZTHA24Thème juridique appliquée : droit constitutionnel USAL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L2MVEL24Version juridique appliquée : droit constitutionnel allemandL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L2OVEE24Version juridique appliquée : droit constitutionnel espagnolL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L2TVEI24Version juridique appliquée : droit constitutionnel italienL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L2ZVEA24Version juridique appliquée : droit constitutionnel USAL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L2KLCI24Littérature et civilisation italiennesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesItalianFrenchTo be determined42
L1KIVE24VersionL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesItalianFrenchTo be determined41
L2KITH24ThèmeL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesItalianFrenchTo be determined42
L2KIEO24Expression écrite et oraleL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesItalianItalian / FrenchTo be determined42
L1KIEO24Expression écrite et oraleL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesItalianItalian / FrenchTo be determined41
L1KIAV24Introduction aux arts visuelsL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesItalianFrenchTo be determined41
L2KIEC24Méthodologie des études culturellesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesItalianFrenchTo be determined42
L1KDEC24A la découverte des langues et des culturesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages and educationFrenchTo be determined42
L2KDDL24Didactique des langues et diversité 1L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages and educationFrenchTo be determined42
L1KIME24Images de l'enfantL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages and educationFrenchTo be determined42
L1KLIJ24Littérature pour la jeunesse 1L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages and educationFrenchTo be determined42
L2KLIJ24Littérature pour la jeunesse 2L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages and educationFrenchTo be determined42
L2KPHI24Perspectives Historiques sur l'éducation 1L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages and educationFrenchTo be determined42
L1ILOO245.1 Expression O/E italienne "oui si"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined52
L1IGTO245.2 Grammaire/traduction italienne "oui si"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined52
L1ILAO245.3 Laboratoire de langue Italienne "oui si"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined42
L1XCOM24Communication-FrançaisL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesFrenchTo be determined42
L1XDRO24DroitL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesFrenchTo be determined51
L2XECO24EconomieL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesFrenchTo be determined52
L2ALOE24Expression orale et/ ou écrite (allemand)L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined42
L1ALOE24Expression orale et/ ou écrite (allemand) L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined31
L1XLOE24Expression orale et/ ou écrite (anglais)L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined31
L2XLOE24Expression orale et/ ou écrite (anglais)L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined42
L1ELOE24Expression orale et/ ou écrite (espagnol) L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined31
L2ELOE24Expression orale et/ ou écrite (espagnol) L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined42
L2ILOO24Expression orale et/ ou écrite (italien) "oui si"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined52
L1ILOC24Expression orale et/ ou écrite (italien) "classique"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L2ILOC24Expression orale et/ ou écrite (italien) "classique"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined42
L1CLOC24Expression Orale/Ecrite chinois " classique"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined31
L2CLOC24Expression Orale/Ecrite chinois " classique"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined42
L2CLOO24Expression Orale/Ecrite chinois "oui si"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined52
L1CLOO24Expression Orale/Ecrite chinoise "oui si"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined51
L1AGTR24Grammaire/traduction allemandeL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined41
L2AGTR24Grammaire/traduction allemandeL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined42
L1XGTR24Grammaire/traduction anglaiseL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined42
L2XGTR24Grammaire/traduction anglaiseL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined42
L2CGTC24Grammaire/traduction chinois "classique"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined42
L2CGTO24Grammaire/traduction chinois "oui si"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined52
L1CGTC24Grammaire/traduction chinoise "classique"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined41
L1CGTO24Grammaire/traduction chinoise "oui si"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined51
L1EGTR24Grammaire/traduction espagnoleL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined41
L2EGTR24Grammaire/traduction espagnoleL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined42
L1IGTC24Grammaire/traduction italienne "classique"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined42
L2IGTC24Grammaire/traduction italienne "classique"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined42
L2IGTO24Grammaire/traduction italienne "oui si"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined52
L2XINF24Informatique/compétences numériquesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesFrenchTo be determined42
L2AINT24Interprétariat allemandL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L2CINC24Interprétariat chinois "parcours classique"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined32
L2EINT24Interprétariat espagnolL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L2IINC24Interprétariat italien "classique"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L2CINO24Interprétation chinois "oui si"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined32
L2IINO24Interprétation italien "oui si"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L1ALAB24Laboratoire de langue allemandeL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined31
L1XLAB24Laboratoire de langue anglaiseL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined31
L1CLAC24Laboratoire de langue chinoise "classique"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined31
L1CLAO24Laboratoire de langue chinoise "oui si"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined41
L1ELAB24Laboratoire de langue espagnoleL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined31
L1ILAC24Laboratoire de langue Italienne "classique"L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined31
L2XALL24Langue C allemandeL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined42
L2XCHI24Langue C chinoiseL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined42
L2XESP24Langue C espagnoleL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined42
L2XITA24Langue C italienneL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined42
L2XOTL24Outils de traitement automatique de la langue (anglais)L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesFrenchTo be determined32
L1XREG24Ressources documentaires allemandL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined42
L1XREA24Ressources documentaires anglaisL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined42
L1XREC24Ressources documentaires chinoisL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined42
L1XREE24Ressources documentaires espagnolL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined42
L1XREI24Ressources documentaires italienL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined42
L2XREA24Ressources documentaires langue A (anglais)L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined42
L2KLFA24Littérature française et littérature anglo-américaineL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesThe great worksFrenchTo be determined42
L1KLGB24Littérature grecque et BibleL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesThe great worksFrenchTo be determined42
L2KLIA24Littérature irlandaise et littérature allemandeL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesThe great worksFrenchTo be determined42
L1KLFR24Littérature française 17e-18eL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesThe great worksFrenchTo be determined42
L2KLAA24Littérature antillaise et africaineL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesThe great worksFrenchTo be determined42
L1KLLI24Littérature latine et littérature italienne ?L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesThe great worksFrenchTo be determined42
L1LDEB24Langue et littérature latines : débutantsL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLetterslatin / FrenchTo be determined42
L2LEXP24Expression écriteL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L1LART24La littérature. les arts et la société #1L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L1LACT24Littératures actuelles #1L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined41
L2LLGR24Langue grecque : apprentissage accéléréL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined52
L1LLGR24Langue grecque : apprentissage accéléréL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined52
L2LDEB24Langue et littérature latines : débutantsL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLetterslatin / FrenchTo be determined42
L2LART24La littérature. les arts et la société #2L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L2LCOM24Littérature comparéeL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined52
L6LATE24Atelier d'écritureL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined52
L1LLIG24Littérature grecqueL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L2LITB24Littérature française du XXè-XXIè sièclesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L1LEXP24Expression écrite (français)L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L2LALL24Langue vivante allemandL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L2LANG24Langue vivante anglaisL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L2LESP24Langue vivante espagnolL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L2LITL24Langue vivante italienL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L2LPOR24Langue vivante portugaisL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersPortuguese / FrenchTo be determined32
L2LACT24Littératures actuelles #2L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L2LSTY24Outils d'analyse stylistiqueL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L1LGRE24Langue et littérature grecquesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L2LGRE24Langue et littérature grecquesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L2LLLA24Littérature latineL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L2LEPO24Le choc des époques #2L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L1LCOM24Littérature comparéeL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined52
L1LITB24Littérature française du XIXe siècle : PoésieL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L2LHIS24Littérature française du XXe-XXIe sièclesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L1LEPO24Le choc des époques #1L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L1LAVA24Langue et littérature latines : avancésL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLetterslatin / FrenchTo be determined42
L2LAVA24Langue et littérature latines : avancésL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLetterslatin / FrenchTo be determined42
L2LITA24Littérature française du XXè-XXIè sièclesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L1LHIS24Littérature française du XIXe siècle : Histoire littéraireL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L1LITA24Littérature française du XIXe siècle : ProseL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined41
L1LALL24Langue vivante allemandL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersGerman / FrenchTo be determined31
L1LANG24Langue vivante anglaisL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersEnglish / FrenchTo be determined31
L1LESP24Langue vivante espagnolL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersSpanish / FrenchTo be determined31
L1LITL24Langue vivante italienL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersItalian / FrenchTo be determined31
L1LPOR24Langue vivante portugaisL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersPortuguese / FrenchTo be determined31
L1LING24Outils linguistiquesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined31
L2GTRA24Langue écrite et TraductionL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L2GCIV24Civilisation Américaine 1L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined42
L2GTHE24ThéâtreL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchTo be determined22
L2GLIT24Récit et image dans la littérature anglophoneL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchTo be determined42
L2GLAB24Laboratoire. intéraction et phonétiqueL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined22
L2GGRA24Grammaire de la langue anglaiseL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L2GFRA24Expression écrite du françaisL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchTo be determined22
L2GFON24Fondamentaux de la communication visuelleL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined22
L2GCLE24Concepts clés. culture généraleL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchTo be determined22
L2BGTR24Langue écrite et TraductionL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishEnglish / SpanishTo be determined32
L2BPCV24Civilisation L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined52
L2BPLO24Pratique de la langue orale et écriteL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishEnglish / SpanishTo be determined42
L2BGCI24Civilisation américaine 1L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined52
L2BPLI24Littérature L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined52
L2BPTR24TraductionL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishEnglish / SpanishTo be determined42
L2BPGR24GrammaireL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishEnglish / SpanishTo be determined32
L2BGLT24Récit et image dans la littérature anglophoneL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined52
L2BGGR24Grammaire de la langue anglaiseL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishEnglish / SpanishTo be determined42
L2BGOR24Laboratoire. intéraction. PhonétiqueL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishEnglish / SpanishTo be determined32
L2FGTR24Langue écrite et TraductionL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & ItalianEnglish / ItalianTo be determined32
L2FGCI24Civilisation américaine 1L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & ItalianFrenchTo be determined52
L2FGLT24Récit et image dans la littérature anglophoneL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & ItalianFrenchTo be determined52
L2FGGR24Grammaire de la langue anglaiseL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & ItalianEnglish / ItalianTo be determined42
L2FGOR24Langue orale : LaboL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & ItalianFrenchTo be determined32
L2FMIA24The Making of Italian AmericaL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & ItalianEnglishThis course explores the rich history and cultural impact of Italian immigration to the United States. It will examine the experiences of Italian Americans and their contributions to American society. The course will also analyse the representation of Italian Americans in films, the influence of Italian Catholicism, political mobilization, assimilation processes, and the enduring connections between Italian American communities and Italy. Key aims and objectives include: - Understanding the historical context and patterns of Italian immigration to the United States. - Exploring the role of Italian Catholicism in shaping Italian American communities. - Analysing the portrayal of Italian Americans in cinema and media. - Examining the political mobilization and advocacy efforts of Italian Americans. - Studying the assimilation processes and the preservation of Italian culture within the United States. - Investigating the ongoing relationships between Italian Americans and Italy.32
L2FVLE24Lecture de textes XIX-XX ss L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & ItalianFrenchTo be determined42
L2FVLA24Langues et régions d'ItalieL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & ItalianFrenchTo be determined42
L2FVGR24Renforcement grammaticalL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & ItalianEnglish / ItalianTo be determined42
L2FVTH24Thème (italien)L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & ItalianFrenchTo be determined42
L2FREC24Regards croisés sur le cinéma italien et anglo-américainL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & ItalianFrenchTo be determined32
L2FVEC24Méthodologie des études culturelles (italien)L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & ItalianFrenchTo be determined42
L2FVEO24Expression écrite et orale (italien)L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & ItalianItalian / FrenchTo be determined42
L2FCLE24Concepts clés / culture généraleL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & ItalianFrenchTo be determined32
L2FFRA24Expression écrite et orale (français) L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & ItalianFrenchTo be determined42
L2PCGL24Culture généraleL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L1PLIT24LittératureL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined52
L2PLAO24Pratique de la langue orale et écriteL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined42
L1PLAO24Pratique de la langue orale et écrite L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined42
L2PLIT24LittératureL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined52
L1PGRM24GrammaireL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L2PLVG24Langue vivante allemandL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L2PLVA24Langue vivante anglaisL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L2PLVI24Langue vivante italienL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L2PLVP24Langue vivante portugaisL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishPortuguese / FrenchTo be determined32
L1PLVG24Langue vivante allemandL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L1PLVA24Langue vivante anglaisL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined31
L1PLVI24Langue vivante italienL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishItalian / FrenchTo be determined31
L1PLVP24Langue vivante portugaisL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishPortuguese / FrenchTo be determined31
L1PCIV24CivilisationL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined51
L1PDOC24Ressources documentaires et méthodologiquesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined31
L2PGRM24GrammaireL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L2PTRA24TraductionL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined42
L1PTRA24TraductionL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined42
L2PCIV24CivilisationL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined52
L1PEXP24Expression écrite et orale (français)L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L2PEXP24Expression écrite et orale (français)L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L2KLCH24Littérature et civilisation hispaniquesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined42
L1KECP24Compétences communicationnellesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined42
L2KECP24Compétences communicationnellesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined42
L1KECM24Cultures du monde hispaniqueL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined42
L2KECM24Cultures du monde HispaniqueL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined42
L1KELG24Langues et sociétésL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L2KELG24Langues et sociétésL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L2SENO24EnonciationL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L2SLVE24 Langue : espagnolL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L1SLVG24Langue : allemandL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L2SLVG24Langue : allemandL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L1SLVE24Langue : espagnolL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined31
L1SLVI24Langue : italienL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesItalian / FrenchTo be determined31
L2SLVI24Langue : italienL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L1SLVL24Langue : latin avancéL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage scienceslatin / FrenchTo be determined42
L2SLVL24Langue : latin avancéL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage scienceslatin / FrenchTo be determined42
L1SLVD24Langue : latin débutantL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage scienceslatin / FrenchTo be determined42
L2SLVD24Langue : latin débutantL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage scienceslatin / FrenchTo be determined42
L1SLVP24Langue : portugaisL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined32
L2SLVP24Langue : portugaisL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined32
L1STYP24Typologie 1 : familles de languesL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined62
L1SEXP24Expression écrite et oraleL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined32
L2SLAE24Langage écrit 1 : écriture et orthographeL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined52
L2SSYN24Syntaxe 1L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L2SEXP24Expression écrite et oraleL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined32
L1SILH24Introduction au langage humainL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined52
L2SPHO24Phonologie 1L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L1SSEM24Sémantique 1 : le motL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined62
L2SLVA24Langue : anglaisL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L1SMOR24Morphologie 1L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined62
L1SPHO24Phonétique 1 : articulation et combinatoireL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined62
L2SDIS24Discours 1L1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L2KLAW24US Constitutional Law and Political InstitutionsL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis course examines the foundations and development of the United States Constitution and its impact on American political institutions. Students will explore key constitutional principles, landmark Supreme Court cases, and the functioning of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches. The course also delves into the balance of powers, federalism, and the role of civil liberties and rights in shaping American democracy. Through analysis and discussion, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the constitutional framework that underpins the U.S. political system and contemporary political debates.42
L3KRIN24Dynamics of International ExchangesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis course addresses questions such as: Who runs the international trading system? More generally, what are the causes and consequences of capital mobility? What—if anything—differentiates "globalization" today from earlier periods of economic openness? And does development aid help or harm developing countries? What impact does foreign direct investment by multinational corporations have on states? We focus on the politics of trade and the politics of money and finance, but also looks at development, regional integration and black market issues in IPE. We examine the role of states, international and domestic institutions, and other factors in the international economic system. We focus on the European Union and the United States in the world economy, but also consider other advanced industrialized countries as well as a number of developing countries.42
L3KHIS24History of ideas and IR: imperialism and sovereigntyL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis class bring together three fields - international relations, colonial history and the history of ideas - to provide a contextualized approach to the creation, rise and fall of the East India Company (EIC). This exploration will shed light on the complex history and evolution of concepts that now form the basis of our political and international relations theory: the State and its sovereignty, the rule of law, globalization, liberalism and free trade, the public/private divide, etc. The Company, created in 1600, became the ruler of most of the Indian sub-continent in 1757 until the Crown took over in 1858. We usually do not realize what this means: a private actor, a corporation, was granted by charter, with not only a trade monopoly but also sovereign rights over a territory and population that was much larger than the territory and population of the main European States.42
L4KDRO24Law and international institutionsL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishTo be determined42
L4KHIS24Modern History: History of Trade CorporationsL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis class is a sequel to last semester’s course. We will keep on bringing three fields together: international relations, colonial history and the history of ideas, in order to provide a contextualized approach to the origins of the British rule in India **(EIC). This exploration will shed light on the complex history and evolution of concepts that now form the basis of our political and international relations theory: the State and its sovereignty, the rule of law, globalization, liberalism and free trade, the public/private divide, etc. Our approximate point of departure will be the turning point (1757) when the EIC went from being a “mere” merchant company to the effective ruler of a sub-continent that was vastly larger and more populated than the British isles where it came from. The semester will be divided into two main parts, following the chronology:  a first part will deal with the challenges the EIC encountered, both coming from the situation in India and from the gradual re-asserting, by the British Crown, of its sovereign powers (completed in 1858, when the Crown took over)  a second part will consider the general challenge of administrating India, with a specific focus on the establishment of the rule of law through its system of courts and the codification of Indian customs42
L4KAPA24Atelier: présentation de l'actualitéL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L4KATR24Atelier de traductionL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L3KATR24Atelier de traduction L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L3KCAL24Cinéma allemand. littérature et sociétéL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L4KLTM24Littérature et transmission de la mémoireL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanFrenchTo be determined32
L3KEME24Expression et compréhension oralesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L4KAMG24L'Allemagne dans un monde globaliséL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanFrenchTo be determined32
L3KPAE24La place de l'Allemagne au cœur de l'EuropeL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanFrenchTo be determined32
L3KEOF24Étude d'oeuvres filmiques L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPerforming artsFrenchTo be determined42
L4KHET24Histoire et esthétique du théâtre (XIXe)L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPerforming artsFrenchTo be determined42
L3KHET24Histoire et esthétique du théâtre (XVIIe - XVIIIe)L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPerforming artsFrenchTo be determined42
L3KDAN24Atelier danseL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPerforming artsEnglish / FrenchTo be determined42
L4KCPA24Histoire et esthétique du cinéma parlantL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPerforming artsFrenchTo be determined42
L4KASC24Histoire et esthétique des autres scènesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPerforming artsFrenchTo be determined42
L4KLCE24Littérature et civilisation germaniquesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesMediterranian cultures FrenchTo be determined42
L3KLCP24Littérature comparée L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesMediterranian cultures FrenchTo be determined42
L4KLCA24Littérature et civilisation grecques antiquesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesMediterranian cultures FrenchTo be determined42
L4KLCP24Littérature et civilisation hispaniquesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesMediterranian cultures FrenchTo be determined42
L3KLRA24Littérature et civilisation latines L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesMediterranian cultures FrenchTo be determined42
L4ZLJA24 Langue juridique appliquée : droit privé Common Law CL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L4ZDAM24Droit administratif 2L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined82
L4ZDAF24Droit des affairesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L4ZDCT24Droit des contratsL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined82
L4ZDFI24Droit fiscalL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L4MDPL24Droit pénal allemandL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L4ODPE24Droit pénal espagnolL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L4ZDPG24Droit pénal général 2L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L4TDPI24Droit pénal italienL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L4ZLAW24Droit privé des pays de Common Law (Contract Law)L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L4MLJL24Langue juridique appliquée : droit pénal allemandL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L4OLJE24Langue juridique appliquée : droit pénal espagnolL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L4TLJI24Langue juridique appliquée : droit pénal italienL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L4MGRL24Maitriser la grammaire allemandeL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L4ZGRA24Maitriser la grammaire anglaiseL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L4OGRE24Maitriser la grammaire espagnoleL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L4TGRI24Maitriser la grammaire italienneL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L4MTHL24Thème juridique appliqué : droit pénal allemandL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L4OTHE24Thème juridique appliqué : droit pénal espagnolL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L4TTHI24Thème juridique appliqué : droit pénal italienL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L4ZTHA24Thème juridique appliqué : droit privé Common LawL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L4ZTES24Transition écologique et socialeL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L4MVEL24Version juridique appliquée : droit pénal allemandL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L4OVEE24Version juridique appliquée : droit pénal espagnolL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L4TVEI24Version juridique appliquée : droit pénal italienL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L4ZVEA24Version juridique appliquée : droit privé Common LawL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L4KICU24Lieux et institutions culturelsL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesItalianFrenchTo be determined42
L3KIAN24Analyse de documents littéraire. historiques et artL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesItalianItalian / FrenchTo be determined42
L3KLCI24Littérature et civilisation italiennes L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesItalianFrenchTo be determined42
L3KIVE24Version L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesItalianFrenchTo be determined42
L4KITH24ThèmeL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesItalianFrenchTo be determined42
L4KILE24Lecture de textes historiques et littérairesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesItalianItalian / FrenchTo be determined42
L3KIEO24Expression écrite et oraleL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesItalianItalian / FrenchTo be determined42
L4KARE24Art et éducation L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages and educationFrenchTo be determined42
L3KDDL24Didactique des langues et diversité 2L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages and educationFrenchTo be determined42
L3KECR24Écrit-écritures 1: Ateliers d'écriture créativeL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages and educationFrenchTo be determined42
L4KECR24Écrit-écritures 2: Approches diversitairesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages and educationFrenchTo be determined42
L4KLIJ24Littérature pour la jeunesse 3L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages and educationFrenchTo be determined42
L3KPHI24Perspectives historiques sur l'éducation 2L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages and educationFrenchTo be determined42
L3ACIV24Civilisation allemandeL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined52
L4ACIV24Civilisation allemandeL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined52
L3XCIV24Civilisation anglaisL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined52
L4XCIV24Civilisation anglaisL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined52
L3CCIV24Civilisation chinoiseL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesFrenchTo be determined51
L4CCIV24Civilisation chinoiseL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined52
L3ECIV24Civilisation espagnolL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined52
L4ECIV24Civilisation espagnoleL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined52
L3ICIV24Civilisation ItalienneL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined52
L4ICIV24Civilisation italienneL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined52
L3XCOM24Communication-FrançaisL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesFrenchTo be determined42
L4XDRO24DroitL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesFrenchTo be determined52
L3XECO24EconomieL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesFrenchTo be determined52
L4XGES24GestionL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesFrenchTo be determined42
L3AGTR24Grammaire/traduction allemandeL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined42
L3XGTR24Grammaire/traduction anglaiseL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined42
L3CGTR24Grammaire/traduction chinoiseL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined42
L3EGTR24Grammaire/traduction espagnoleL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined42
L3IGTR24Grammaire/traduction italienL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined42
L4AINT24Interprétariat allemandL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined42
L4CINT24Interprétariat chinoisL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined42
L4EINT24Interprétariat espagnolL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined42
L4IINT24Interprétariat italienL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L3XALL24Langue C allemandeL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined42
L4XALL24Langue C allemandeL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined42
L3XCHI24Langue C chinoiseL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined42
L4XCHI24Langue C chinoiseL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined42
L3XESP24Langue C espagnoleL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined41
L4XESP24Langue C espagnoleL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined42
L3XITA24Langue C italienneL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined42
L4XITA24Langue C italienneL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined42
L4XOUT24Outils de traitement automatique de la langueL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesFrenchTo be determined42
L3XREG24Ressources documentaires allemandL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined42
L3XREC24Ressources documentaires chinoisL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined42
L3XREE24Ressources documentaires espagnol L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined42
L3XREI24Ressources documentaires italienL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined42
L4XREA24Ressources documentaires Langue AL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesFrenchTo be determined42
L3XTES24Transition écologique et socialeL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesFrenchTo be determined32
L4LDEB24Langue et littérature latines : débutantsL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLetterslatin / FrenchTo be determined42
L4LHIS24Littérature française du XVIIIè siècle : Histoire littéraireL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L3LMET24Méthodologie de l'écriture universitaire I : la dissertationL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L3LART24La littérature. les arts et la société #3L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L4LITB24Littérature française du XVIIIè siècle : le théâtre L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L3LLIG24Littérature grecqueL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L4LALL24Langue vivante allemandL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L4LANG24Langue vivante anglaisL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L4LESP24Langue vivante espagnolL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L4LITL24Langue vivante italienL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L4LPOR24Langue vivante portugaisL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersPortuguese / FrenchTo be determined32
L4LITA24Littérature française du XVIIIè siècle : le romanL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L3LELO24L'éloquence par la pratique : techniques oratoiresL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L4LCOM24Littérature comparéeL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined52
L3LCOM24Littérature comparéeL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined52
L4LACT24Littératures actuelles #4L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L3LDEB24Langue et littérature latines : débutantsL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLetterslatin / FrenchTo be determined42
L3LITB24Littérature française du XVIIè siècleL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined41
L4LLGR24Langue grecque : approfondissementL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined52
L3LLGR24Langue grecque : approfondissementL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined52
L3LNUM24Compétences numériquesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined22
L4LNUM24Compétences numériquesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined22
L3LITA24Littérature française du XVIIè siècleL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L3LANG24Langue vivante anglaisL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L4LHIL24Histoire de la langueL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L4LART24La littérature. les arts et la société #4L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L3LEPO24Le choc des époques #3L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L4LEPO24Le choc des époques #4L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L4LAVA24Langue et littérature latines : avancésL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLetterslatin / FrenchTo be determined42
L4LGRE24Langue et littérature grecquesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L3LACT24Littératures actuelles #3L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined41
L4LAUT24Auteur et thème latinsL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLetterslatin / FrenchTo be determined32
L3LGRE24Langue et littérature grecquesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L3LAVA24Langue et littérature latines : avancésL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLetterslatin / FrenchTo be determined42
L3LALL24Langue vivante allemandL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L3LESP24Langue vivante espagnolL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L3LITL24Langue vivante italienL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L3LPOR24Langue vivante portugaisL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersPortuguese / FrenchTo be determined32
L3LHIS24Littérature française du XVIIè siècle : Histoire littéraireL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L4LMET24Méthodologie de l'écriture universitaire IIL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L4LECO24Transition écologique et socialeL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L4GLNG24Initiation aux concepts clés de la linguistiqueL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishEnglish / FrenchThis module is an introduction to linguistics, the scientific study of language. The second semester focuses on the different levels of analysis of theoretical linguistics: phonetics (the production and perception of speech sounds), phonology (the systematic organization of speech sounds), morphology (the structure of words), syntax (the structure of phrases and sentences), semantics (the meaning of linguistic expressions), and pragmatics (meaning and language use in context). Different subfields of linguistics are also presented – language acquisition (how babies develop language skills), historical linguistics (language change over time, i.e. diachronic linguistics), and sociolinguistics (language use in social contexts). The theoretical lessons are further developed in tutorials and supplemeted by online resources. Practical exercises are designed to help students grasp and apply key concepts introduced in the lectures42
L4GLIT24Littérature anglophone : vers le modernismeL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchTo be determined42
L4GLOT24Langue orale Théâtre et atelier professionnelL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchTo be determined42
L4GCIV24Civilisation américaine II (XIXe-XXe siècles)L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined42
L4GLOV24Langue orale VidéoL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchTo be determined42
L4GTRA24TraductionL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishEnglishTo be determined42
L4GGRA24 GrammaireL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L4GEXP24Expression et compréhension oralesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L4BGLI24Littérature anglophone : vers le modernismeL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrench"Make it new!" tel est le cri de ralliement des Modernistes qui, avec Ezra Pound, chef de file des Vorticistes, rejettent les modes d'expression et les formes du passé pour mieux créer leur propre idiome. L'accroissement des villes, le développement industriel, l'essor des cultures émergentes (réclames et publicité, éclairage public, développement des périodiques, pré-cinéma, photographie), la révolution des moyens de communication et l'avènement de la production de masse dans les sociétés occidentales entre la fin du XIXe siècle et le début du XXe servent de toile de fond à cette mise en crise du sens et de la représentation. Qualifié par les historiens de véritable cataclysme culturel, le Modernisme est avant tout une révolution épistémique dont il conviendra d'explorer les aspects les plus expérimentaux dans le domaine de la littérature et des arts visuels selon une perspective transatlantique.42
L4BGIL24Initiation aux concepts clés de la linguistiqueL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishEnglish / SpanishThis module is an introduction to linguistics, the scientific study of language. The second semester focuses on the different levels of analysis of theoretical linguistics: phonetics (the production and perception of speech sounds), phonology (the systematic organization of speech sounds), morphology (the structure of words), syntax (the structure of phrases and sentences), semantics (the meaning of linguistic expressions), and pragmatics (meaning and language use in context). Different subfields of linguistics are also presented – language acquisition (how babies develop language skills), historical linguistics (language change over time, i.e. diachronic linguistics), and sociolinguistics (language use in social contexts). The theoretical lessons are further developed in tutorials and supplemeted by online resources. Practical exercises are designed to help students grasp and apply key concepts introduced in the lectures.42
L4BGGR24GrammaireL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishEnglish / SpanishTo be determined32
L4BPLI24LittératureL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined52
L4BPLO24Pratique de la langue oraleL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishEnglish / SpanishTo be determined32
L4BLIT24Regards croisés sur les litté anglo. & hispano. II L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined52
L4BGCI24Civilisation américaine II (XIXe-XXe siècles)L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined42
L4BPLG24LinguistiqueL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined52
L4BPTR24TraductionL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishEnglish / SpanishTo be determined52
L4BPAF24Analyse iconique et filmiqueL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L4BPGR24GrammaireL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishEnglish / SpanishTo be determined32
L4BGTR24TraductionL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishEnglish / SpanishTo be determined42
L4BPCV24CivilisationL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined52
L4BGEX24Expression et compréhension oralesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishEnglish / SpanishTo be determined32
L2BCIN24Cinémas et iconographies des mondes anglophonesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L4BLNG24Contacts linguistiques IIL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined52
L4BLVG24Langue vivante allemandL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L4BLVI24Langue vivante italienL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L4BLVP24Langue vivante portugaisL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishPortuguese / FrenchTo be determined32
L2BTRA24Transferts culturels entre les mondes anglophones L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishEnglish / SpanishTo be determined32
L4BCNU24Compétences numériquesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined22
L2BEXP24Expression écrite et orale (français) L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L4BHII24Histoire des idéesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L2BLVG24LV AllemandL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L2BLVI24LV ItalienL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L2BLVP24LV PortugaisL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L3PCGL24Culture généraleL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L4PCIV24CivilisationL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined42
L4PLII24Littérature et imageL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L3PART24L'art d'écrire et/ou l'art de lireL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L3PAIF24Analyse iconique et filmiqueL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L4PGRM24Grammaire L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L3PETC24Études culturellesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L3PLAO24Pratique de la langue oraleL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L4PLAO24Pratique de la langue oraleL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L4PHII24Histoire des idéesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L3PLIT24LittératureL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined42
L3PGRC24Grammaire contrastiveL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L4PETC24Études culturellesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L4PGRC24Grammaire contrastiveL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L3PLIN24LinguistiqueL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L4PART24L'art d'écrire et/ou l'art de lireL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L4PAIF24Analyse iconique et filmiqueL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L3PLVG24Langue vivante allemandL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L4PLVG24Langue vivante allemandL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L3PLVA24Langue vivante anglaisL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L4PLVA24Langue vivante anglaisL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L3PLVI24Langue vivante italienL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L4PLVI24Langue vivante italienL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L3PLVP24Langue vivante portugaisL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishPortuguese / FrenchTo be determined31
L4PLVP24Langue vivante portugaisL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishPortuguese / FrenchTo be determined32
L4PLIN24LinguistiqueL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L4PCGL24Culture généraleL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L4PLIT24LittératureL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined42
L3PGRM24GrammaireL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L3PTRA24TraductionL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined41
L3PCIV24CivilisationL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined41
L3PLII24Littérature et imageL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined31
L4PTRA24TraductionL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined42
L3PCNU24Compétences numériquesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined22
L4PCNU24Compétences numériquesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined22
L3PECO24Transition écologique et socialeL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L4SPRA24PragmatiqueL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L3SLVG24Langue vivante allemandL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L3SLVE24Langue vivante espagnolL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L3SLVI24Langue vivante italienL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L3SLVP24Langue vivante portugaisL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesPortuguese / FrenchTo be determined32
L4SMOR24Morphologie 2L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L3SLAP24Linguistique appliquée 1 : langage et cerveauL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L4SLAE24Langage écrit 2 : traitement normal et pathologiqueL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L4SSEM24Sémantique 2L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L3STRA24Transition écologique et socialeL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined31
L4SRAI24Raisonnement logique et argumentationL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined32
L3SSYN24Syntaxe 2L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined41
L3SSOL24SociolinguistiqueL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined41
L3SLVA24Langue : anglaisL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined31
L3SPHO24Phonétique 2 : acoustique et perceptionL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined41
L3SCOM24Compétences numériquesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined1
L3SLIN24Linguistique diachroniqueL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined41
L4SPHO24Phonologie 2L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L4SACQ24Acquisition 1 : langue premièreL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L3SLSF24Langues des signes française 1L2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L3KLAW24Politicians and nationalists in Spanish-speaking countriesL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishTo be determined42
L4KRIN24Security. risk and uncertainty in IRL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis course, "Security, Risk, and Uncertainty in International Relations," delves into the complexities of global security in an unpredictable world. Students will examine practical approaches to understanding and managing security threats, including traditional military conflicts, terrorism, cyber threats, and environmental challenges. The course will explore how states and international organizations assess and respond to risks, the impact of uncertainty on decision-making processes, and the strategies employed to mitigate these risks. Through case studies, simulations, and critical discussions, students will develop a nuanced understanding of how security is conceptualized and pursued in the international arena, preparing them to navigate and analyze the volatile landscape of global politics.42
L5KLAW24Comparative Political Régimes & Const Law UEL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis advanced course, "Comparative Political Regimes and Constitutional Law in Europe," offers an in-depth analysis of the political systems and constitutional frameworks of European countries, with a particular focus on contemporary challenges. Students will examine the structures and functions of various political regimes, comparing democratic institutions, rule of law, and governance across the continent. The course will address pressing issues such as the rise of populism and extremism, the impact of globalization on national sovereignty, and the evolving role of the European Union. Students will explore how these factors influence political stability, citizen engagement, and policy-making in Europe. This course aims to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of the dynamic political landscape in Europe and the skills to critically assess its future trajectories.42
L5XGLO24Global understandingL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesEnglishTo be determined42
L5SLGU24Global UnderstandingL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesEnglishTo be determined42
L6SLGU24Global UnderstandingL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesEnglishTo be determined42
L6KLAW24Human right and International Criminal LawL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis course explores the intersection of international criminal law and human rights, focusing on the legal frameworks, institutions, and case studies that address crimes against humanity, war crimes, and genocide. Students will critically examine the challenges and opportunities in enforcing human rights and prosecuting international crimes42
L5KRIN24International Issues for and in EuropeL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis class will introduce students to the history of the European relations with other parts of the world as well as to the study of the European Union (EU) as a global player. Chronologically, the course will focus on the second post-world war period. The course will analyze how European countries reorganize their relations and cooperation after World War 2 and try to respond to the global economy. It shows how they band together to exert influence on world events. We will focus on the relations of the EU with the Eastern neighborhood, before and after the cold car, on the relations with the Mediterranean and African countries, with Asia and America. Analyzing the different kind of agreements and relations the EU maintains with third countries or regional organizations, we will focus on the instruments and the strategies developed by the EU and its member countries in order to influence the external world. Finally, the course will show the efforts of the EU to promote a global governance in actual world and its contribution to the organs of the global governance (G7/8, G20, UN family organizations) and it will consider the influence of ‘regionalism’ in shaping the external action of the EU.42
L5KDRO24Law and EU institutionsL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishTo be determined42
L6KATR24Atelier de traductionL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L5KHIP24Histoire des idées politiquesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanFrenchTo be determined32
L5KATR24Atelier de traductionL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L6KEFA24Emancipation femmesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanFrenchTo be determined32
L5KTSA24Théâtre et société dans les pays de langue allemandeL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanFrenchTo be determined32
L5KCMW24Citoyenneté du monde et "Weltliteratur"L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L6KLIV24Littérature de voyageL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanFrenchTo be determined32
L6KPOM24Politiques mémoriellesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesGermanFrenchTo be determined32
L5KHET24Histoire et esthétique du théâtre (XXe)L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPerforming artsFrenchTo be determined42
L6KSCO24Esthétiques des scènes contemporainesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPerforming artsFrenchTo be determined42
L5KECR24Atelier écritureL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPerforming artsFrenchTo be determined42
L6KACS24Arts. littératures. cultures et sociétésL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPerforming artsFrenchTo be determined42
L6KTEL24Histoire & esthétique de la tv & des nouveaux écransL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPerforming artsFrenchTo be determined42
L5KESO24Initiation à l'économie et la sociologieL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPerforming artsFrenchTo be determined42
L6KLEA24Littérature et civilisation germaniquesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesMediterranian cultures FrenchTo be determined42
L5KLOT24Littérature et civilisation latinesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesMediterranian cultures FrenchTo be determined42
L6KLTI24Littérature et civilisation italiennesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesMediterranian cultures FrenchTo be determined42
L5KLGC24Littérature et civilisation grecques antiquesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesMediterranian cultures FrenchTo be determined42
L5KLLE24Littérature et civilisation hispaniquesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesMediterranian cultures FrenchTo be determined42
L6KLIC24Littérature comparéeL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesMediterranian cultures FrenchTo be determined42
L6MCJL24Communication jurid et interprétation en allemandL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L6ZCJA24Communication jurid et interprétation en anglaisL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L6OCJE24Communication jurid et interprétation en espagnolL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L6TCJI24Communication jurid et interprétation en italienL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L6ZCOA24Contentieux administratifL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L6ZDUE24Droit de l'Union Européenne 2L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined82
L6ZDBI24Droit des biensL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L6ZDBI24Droit des biensL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined2
L6ZDSO24Droit des sociétésL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L6ZDSO24Droit des sociétés L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L6ZDTR24Droit du travailL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L6ZDTR24Droit du travailL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L6ZDLF24Droit et libertés fondamentauxL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L6ZTUE24Droit général de l'Union EuropéenneL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L6ZTUE24Droit général de l'Union EuropéenneL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L6ZLAW24Droit International publicL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined42
L6ZDIP24Droit International public 2L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L6ZDPS24Droit pénal spécial des personnesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L6ZDPS24Droit pénal spécial des personnesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined52
L6MDPL24Droit privé allemandL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L6ODPE24Droit privé espagnol L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L6TDPI24Droit privé italien L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined32
L6ZHIS24Hist régionale et thématique hors UEL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined42
L6MMCL24MOOT court en allemandL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L6ZMCA24MOOT court en anglaisL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L6TMCI24MOOT court en italienL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L6OMCE24MOOT court espagnolL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L6ZRGO24Régime général des obligationsL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesFrenchTo be determined82
L6ZDRO24Régional non-western IssuesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesEnglishTo be determined42
L6MTJL24Traduction juridique appliquée : droit privé allemandL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined42
L6OTJE24Traduction juridique appliquée : droit privé espagnolL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined42
L6TTJI24Traduction juridique appliquée : droit privé italienL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined42
L6ZTJA24Traduction juridique appliquée : human rights and intL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLaw & languagesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined42
L5KLAN24Apprentissage d'une langue nouvelleL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesFrench as a Foreign LanguageFrenchTo be determined42
L6KLAN24Approche réflexive de l'apprentissage d'une langue nouvelleL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesFrench as a Foreign LanguageFrenchTo be determined42
L6KDID24Didactique de la littératureL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesFrench as a Foreign LanguageFrenchTo be determined42
L5KENS24Enseigner les langues: Histoire et questionnements GL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesFrench as a Foreign LanguageFrenchTo be determined42
L6KENS24Enseigner les langues: Observations et analysesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesFrench as a Foreign LanguageFrenchTo be determined42
L5KLIN24Linguistique et enseignement des languesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesFrench as a Foreign LanguageFrenchTo be determined42
L5KILG24Histoire de la langue italienne L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesItalianItalian / FrenchTo be determined42
L6KIAI24Argumenter en italienL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesItalianItalian / FrenchTo be determined42
L5KITV24Thème-VersionL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesItalianFrenchTo be determined42
L6KIAR24Les arts et les textesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesItalianFrenchTo be determined42
L5KIGE24Genres et figures contemporains L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesItalianFrenchTo be determined42
L5ACIV24Civilisation allemandeL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined51
L5XCIV24Civilisation anglophoneL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined51
L5CCIV24Civilisation chinoiseL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesFrenchTo be determined51
L5ECIV24Civilisation espagnoleL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined51
L5ICIV24Civilisation italienneL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined51
L5XDRO24DroitL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesFrenchTo be determined41
L5XECO24EconomieL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesFrenchTo be determined41
L5XGES24GestionL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesFrenchTo be determined41
L5AGTR24Grammaire/traduction allemandeL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined41
L5XGTR24Grammaire/traduction anglaiseL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined41
L5CGTR24Grammaire/traduction chinoiseL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined41
L5EGTR24Grammaire/traduction espagnoleL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined41
L5IGTR24Grammaire/traduction italienneL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined41
L5XALL24Langue C allemandeL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined41
L5XCHI24Langue C chinoiseL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined41
L5XESP24Langue C espagnoleL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined41
L5XITA24Langue C italienneL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined41
L5XREG24Ressources documentaires allemandL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesGerman / FrenchTo be determined41
L5XREC24Ressources documentaires chinoisL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign Languagesmandarin / FrenchTo be determined41
L5XREE24Ressources documentaires espagnolL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined41
L5XREI24Ressources documentaires italienL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesApplied Foreign LanguagesItalian / FrenchTo be determined41
L5LEPO24Le choc des époques #5L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined41
L5LGPR24Auteur grec : proseL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined31
L6LCOM24Littérature comparéeL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined52
L5LACT24Littératures actuelles #5L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L5LHIS24Littérature française du Moyen-âge : histoire littéraireL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined31
L6LSTY24StylistiqueL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L5LALA24Approfondissement en latinL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLetterslatin / FrenchTo be determined32
L6LALA24Approfondissement en latinL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLetterslatin / FrenchTo be determined32
L5LGRA24Grammaire de la phrase simpleL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L5LSTY24StylistiqueL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L5LITA24Littérature française du Moyen-âgeL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L5LATE24Atelier de lectureL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L6LHIS24Littérature française du XVIè siècle : histoire littéraireL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L6LACT24Littératures actuelles #6L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L6LGRA24Grammaire de la phrase complexeL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L6LEPO24Le choc des époques #6L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L5LITB24Littérature française du Moyen-âgeL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined41
L5LTHE24Théories littérairesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined41
L6LART24Littérature. arts #6L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L5LLGR24Langue grecqueL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L6LLGR24Langue grecqueL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L5LNUM24Compétences numériquesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined22
L6LITB24Littérature française du XVIè siècle : étude d'une œuvreL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L6LITA24Littérature française du XVIè siècle : genreL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L6LDEB24Langue et littérature latines : débutantsL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLetterslatin / FrenchTo be determined42
L5LDEB24Langue et littérature latines : débutantsL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLetterslatin / FrenchTo be determined42
L6LAVA24Langue et littérature latines : avancésL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLetterslatin / FrenchTo be determined42
L5LGRE24Langue et littérature grecquesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L6LGRE24Langue et littérature grecquesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L5LART24La littérature. les arts et la société #5L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L5LCOM24Littérature comparéeL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined52
L6LGPO24Auteur grec : poésieL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined32
L5LAVA24Langue et littérature latines : avancésL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLetterslatin / FrenchTo be determined42
L6LLIV24Histoire littéraire du livreL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersFrenchTo be determined42
L5LALL24Langue vivante allemandL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L5LANG24Langue vivante anglaisL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L5LESP24Langue vivante espagnolL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L5LITL24Langue vivante italienL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L5LPOR24Langue vivante portugaisL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLettersPortuguese / FrenchTo be determined32
L4GCGE24Concepts clés / culture généraleL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchCe cours a une visée généraliste dans le domaine britannique : il abordera les grandes étapes de l’histoire anglaise (puis britannique) de la Réforme henricienne jusqu’à 1928, en mettant l’accent sur les enjeux et évolutions à la fois politiques et intellectuels de cette longue période, dont la connaissance est indispensable à une compréhension réelle des enjeux historiques, politiques et sociaux des XXe et XXIe siècles32
L6GSTH24Spectacle théâtralL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchCombining practical theatrical exercises, improvisational games, background reading, research and reflection, this course offers final year students an advanced exploration of dramatic performance in English. Working alongside professional actors and directors from the CDNT, we will progress towards intensive rehearsals of our selected play in order to prepare our final public performance of our chosen work of Anglophone drama.42
L6GCIC24Les notions fondatrices hist & cult étatsunienne CL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchFeminism, the Conservative Revolution, and Culture Wars in the United States This course explores the dynamic and often contentious interplay between feminism, the conservative revolution, and the broader culture wars in the United States. Through a multidisciplinary approach, the course will examine the historical development, key figures, major events, and ideological battles that have shaped the contemporary American socio-political landscape. This course examines the following key topics: -The evolution of feminist movements from the early suffragettes to the waves of feminism in the 20th and 21st centuries. - The Conservative Revolution: the rise of conservative ideologies in the late 20th century, focusing on key movements, leaders, and policies that have defined modern American conservatism. - Culture Wars: the cultural conflicts that emerged in the late 20th century and continue to influence debates on issues such as gender roles, reproductive rights, LGBTQ+ rights, and racial equality. - The fight for the Equal Rights Amendment: Liberal vs. conservative feminism - The Roe v. Wade decision, the rise of the Moral Majority, the anti-abortion movement and recent developments in gender politics. - The concept of intersectionality and its importance in contemporary feminist theory and activism. - Donald Trump, the Alternative right and the “white angry man” are further perspectives that will be tackled in this module.42
L4GVIS24Histoire des formes visuellesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchIn keeping with the questions and concepts studied during the eponymous lecture (see the summary of the “History of Visual Forms” course from the previous semester), this class will study a wide array of images, showcasing different media, time periods, genres and aesthetic movements. Aiming at developing students’ visual literacy, it will pay particular attention to the formal tools specific to image analysis, to the specific contexts of production in which images are created and circulated, and to the diverging rhetorical aims of different visual media and forms42
L6GFIL24Analyse des formes filmiques : son et imageL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchIn keeping with the questions and concepts studied during the eponymous lecture (see the summary of the course “Film Analysis: Sound and Image” from the previous semester), this class will invite students, through the analysis of a diverse range of films, to interrogate cinema’s medium-specific modes of storytelling and visual language. Throughout the semester, we will examine how filmmakers, past and present, have navigated and blurred the boundaries between Tom Gunning’s “cinema of attractions” and narrative-driven cinema, from the avant-garde experiments of the early 20th century to postmodern deconstructions of traditional modes of storytelling. Students will also be invited to pay particular attention to the specific contexts of production and technological paradigms that have grounded cinema in both spectacular attraction and traditional storytelling, from the rise of the studio system to the golden age of the “heritage film” industry. Through scene analyses, select readings, screenings and class discussions, students will learn to analyze formally, and to engage critically, with one of the most ubiquitous contemporary visual forms; in doing so, they will question their own modes of reception and engagement with their favorite films and television series32
L4GWRI24Creative writingL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishEnglishThis course will focus on improving student writing skills through a series of creative writing exercises, culminating with a short story or personal essay for the final project. We will focus on the elements of authentic and engaging writing in English, from word choice to syntax to questions of specificity and thematic coherence. The skills leanred in the course will be applicable to all types of writing, including demonstrative or argumentatie writing42
L6GLNC24Variation géo & évolutions récentes anglaisL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishEnglish / FrenchThis module introduces students to different varieties of English. It covers both regional and social dialects of English, and addresses scenarios of variety and language contact (dialect mixing and levelling, pidginization and creolization). It provides an overview of the spread of English globally and offers a critical examination of the various classification models of World Englishes that have been proposed, notably Kachru’s (1988) ‘Three Concentric Circles of English’ and Schneider’s ‘Dynamic Model’ of the evolution of Postcolonial Englishes (2003, 2007, 2011/2020). Varieties of English and English-based creoles spoken in Australia serve as case studies. Their development and main linguistic characteristics (phonological, lexical, grammatical, pragmatico- discursive) are analysed. Overall, this module provides students with a description of contemporary Englishes as used by speakers in their everyday lives; examines their identifiable structural characteristics at all levels of the linguistic system; considers the political and sociocultural background of the varieties and discusses questions of usage, norms and language attitudes.42
L4GLEX24 Approche linguistique du lexiqueL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchThis module is an introduction to the branch of linguistics called lexicology (from the Greek lexis, meaning 'word' and logos, meaning 'science') which is broadly described as the science of words. It focuses on what lexicology is and questions its object of study – the word – defining it from different perspectives. It considers how lexicology relates to other branches of linguistics and shows how the 'lexicon' of English is structured. This module also (briefly) presents the field of lexicography – the compilation and writing of dictionaries – which is a practical application of lexicology. It deals with different types of dictionaries, their functions, the job of lexicographers and dictionary editors, and some issues in the task of dictionary making (e.g. how to deal with language variation and change). The core of the module consists in analysing various lexical formation processes. These are internal (morphological and semantic) and external means of enriching the lexicon: - borrowings and calques - derivation (specifically, affixation, backformation, and conversion) - compounding and blending - reduction of forms (acronyms, initialisms, clippings, and hypocoristics) - semantic change (including discussion of taboo words, euphemisms and political correctness) - eponyms and antonomasias Overall, this module leads students to reflect on the inner workings of the (English) lexicon, its organization, evolution/development, variation and current use. Theoretical concepts are illustrated and explained by means of empirical case studies.42
L6GLNA24Langue. linguistique & culture de l'Angleterre médL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchWhat was the English language like 1,000 years ago? Old English (also called Anglo-Saxon) is the name given to the Germanic language spoken in Britain from about 450 AD to about 1100 AD. It is therefore the ancestor of modern English, although it has changed beyond recognition over the centuries, and the main aim of this course is to provide students with the linguistic knowledge and skills necessary to read short medieval texts. Because the English language has changed so much since the early Middle Ages, Old English should be studied as a foreign language. We will cover the basics of Old English pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary, while also doing short translation exercises. Meanwhile, the course will also provide an overview of the history, culture, and literature of Anglo-Saxon England, from the arrival of the Angles and Saxons in the middle of the fifth century to the Battle of Hastings in 1066. The Anglo-Saxon period of English history has often been dismissed as part of the so-called "Dark Ages". However, as this course shows, a number of key events (such as the Christianization of Britain or the Viking invasions) and major historical figures (such as St. Augustine, King Alfred, or William the Conqueror) paved the way for the emergence of an "English" cultural identity42
L6GEXP24Expression orale anglaiseL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishEnglishTo be determined42
L6GLIA24Littérature postcoloniales et de la diasporaL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchTo be determined42
L6GLIB24Formes allégoriques du fait littéraireL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined42
L6GCIA24Les notions fondatrices hist & cult étatsunienne AL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchTo be determined42
L6GGLO24 Global Understanding (en partenariat avec East Carolina Univ)L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishEnglishTo be determined42
L6GLIC24Littérature et imaginaire IIL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchTo be determined42
L6GCIB24Les notions fondatrices hist & cult étatsunienne BL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchTo be determined42
L6GTHE24ThèmeL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchTo be determined32
L6GVER24VersionL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchTo be determined32
L4GDOC24Commentaire de documents (civi. américaine)L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchTo be determined42
L4GTEX24Outils d'analyse textuelleL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchTo be determined32
L6GREC24RD. Projet de recherche personnelL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined42
L6GPHO24Phonologie de la langue anglaiseL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L4GCNU24Compétences numétiquesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchTo be determined22
L6GDID24RD. DidactiqueL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchTo be determined42
L6GPAO24Préparation à l'oralL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L6GDIS24RD. DissertationL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchTo be determined42
L6GLNB24Langue anglaise et histoireL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishFrenchTo be determined42
L6GTRA24RD. TraductologieL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - EnglishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined42
L6BCIA24Civilisations des AmériquesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchHispanics and African Americans in the United States: Commonality of Competition? This course will explore the complex relationships between Hispanics and African Americans in the United States. Using the concepts of commonality, linked fate, group identity, group consciousness among others, we will discuss whether there have been possibilities for forging alliances or, on the contrary whether the sources of antagonism between the two communities have prevented and will continue to prevent any form of coalition building. Starting from an up-to-date overview of the demographic data about the two groups, we will then move on to explore the prevailing stereotypes each group might harbor about the other and then deal with past examples highlighting moments of tension and conflict between Latinos and African Americans as well as instances of cooperation and alliance building. We will then finally deal with interrogations about the future of both communities, and in particular to what extent the Black Lives Matter movement may represent an opportunity for unity and strength or, on the contrary, further antagonize some demographics within both groups.32
L6BGCI24Les notions fondatrices hist & cult étatsunienne CL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchThis course explores the dynamic and often contentious interplay between feminism, the conservative revolution, and the broader culture wars in the United States. Through a multidisciplinary approach, the course will examine the historical development, key figures, major events, and ideological battles that have shaped the contemporary American socio-political landscape. This course examines the following key topics: -The evolution of feminist movements from the early suffragettes to the waves of feminism in the 20th and 21st centuries. - The Conservative Revolution: the rise of conservative ideologies in the late 20th century, focusing on key movements, leaders, and policies that have defined modern American conservatism. - Culture Wars: the cultural conflicts that emerged in the late 20th century and continue to influence debates on issues such as gender roles, reproductive rights, LGBTQ+ rights, and racial equality. - The fight for the Equal Rights Amendment: Liberal vs. conservative feminism - The Roe v. Wade decision, the rise of the Moral Majority, the anti-abortion movement and recent developments in gender politics. - The concept of intersectionality and its importance in contemporary feminist theory and activism. - Donald Trump, the Alternative right and the “white angry man” are further perspectives that will be tackled in this module.42
L6BGLN24Variations géographiques et sociales de l'anglaisL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishEnglish / FrenchThis module introduces students to different varieties of English. It covers both regional and social dialects of English, and addresses scenarios of variety and language contact (dialect mixing and levelling, pidginization and creolization). It provides an overview of the spread of English globally and offers a critical examination of the various classification models of World Englishes that have been proposed, notably Kachru’s (1988) ‘Three Concentric Circles of English’ and Schneider’s ‘Dynamic Model’ of the evolution of Postcolonial Englishes (2003, 2007, 2011/2020). Varieties of English and English-based creoles spoken in Australia serve as case studies. Their development and main linguistic characteristics (phonological, lexical, grammatical, pragmatico- discursive) are analysed. Overall, this module provides students with a description of contemporary Englishes as used by speakers in their everyday lives; examines their identifiable structural characteristics at all levels of the linguistic system; considers the political and sociocultural background of the varieties and discusses questions of usage, norms and language attitudes42
L6BGPR24Préparation à l'oralL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishEnglish / SpanishTo be determined32
L6BGLI24Littérature et imaginaire IIL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined42
L6BGTH24ThèmeL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L6BGVE24VersionL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L6BLIA24Littératures des Amériques IIL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L6BGPH24Phonologie de la langue anglaiseL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L6BPLI24LittératureL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined52
L6BPLO24Pratique de la langue orale et écriteL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishEnglish / SpanishTo be determined42
L6BPAV24Arts visuels L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L6BPLG24LinguistiqueL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined42
L6BLVG24Langue vivante allemandL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L6BLVI24Langue vivante italienL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L6BLVP24Langue vivante portugaisL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishPortuguese / FrenchTo be determined32
L6BPCV24CivilisationL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined52
L6BPTR24TraductionL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishEnglish / SpanishTo be determined42
L6BPCB24Civilisation du BrésilL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - English & SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L6PCIV24CivilisationL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined52
L6PLIT24LittératureL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined52
L5PCIB24Civilisation du BrésilL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L5PTRD24TraductologieL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L5PARV24Arts visuelsL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L6PLAO24Pratique de la langue orale et écriteL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined42
L5PLAO24Pratique de la langue orale et écriteL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined42
L5PLIT24LittératureL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined52
L5PINR24Initiation à la rechercheL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined31
L6PARV24Arts visuelsL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L6PLVA24Langue vivante anglaisL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L6PLVI24Langue vivante italienL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L6PLVP24Langue vivante portugaisL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishPortuguese / FrenchTo be determined32
L5PLVG24Langue vivante allemandL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L5PLVA24Langue vivante anglaisL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L5PLVI24Langue vivante italienL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishItalian / FrenchTo be determined32
L5PLVP24Langue vivante portugaisL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishPortuguese / FrenchTo be determined32
L5PLIN24LinguistiqueL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined42
L6PARS24Arts scéniquesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L5PETC24Études culturellesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined42
L6PINR24Initiation à la rechercheL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L6PTRA24TraductionL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined42
L5PDID24Didactique et pédagogieL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L5PCIV24CivilisationL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined52
L6PETC24Études culturellesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined42
L5PTRA24TraductionL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined42
L5PCNU24Compétences numériquesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined22
L5SLVG24Langue vivante allemandL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L5SLVE24Langue vivante espagnolL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesSpanish / FrenchTo be determined31
L5SLVI24Langue vivante italienL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesItalian / FrenchTo be determined31
L5SLVP24Langue vivante portugaisL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesPortuguese / FrenchTo be determined31
L6SHIS24Histoire de la linguistiqueL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L6SPHO24Phonologie 3L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L5SENQ24Enquêtes de terrainL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L5SACQ24Acquisition 2 : bilinguismeL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L6SLCA24Lecture critique d'articles scient. (anglais)L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L5SSYN24Syntaxe 3L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L5SLAP24Linguistique appliquée 2 : pathologie du langage 2L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L5SLLA24Linguistique autre langue AL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L6SLLB24Linguistique autre langue BL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L6STYP24Typologie 3 : diversitéL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L5SLVA24Langue : anglaisL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L6SLVA24Langue : anglaisL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesEnglish / FrenchTo be determined32
L5SSTA24Statistiques pour l'analyse linguistiqueL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L6SOUT24Outils linguistiques 2L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L5SOUT24 Outils linguistiques 1L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L5SCOM24Compétences numériquesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined21
L5SDIS24Discours 2 : analyse du discoursL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined41
L6SLSF24Langue des signes françaiseL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined52
L6SFRP24Français parléL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L5STYP24Typologie 2 : systèmes de signesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguage sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
L6KHIS24Regional and thematic history (outer European)L3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishTo be determined42
L6KDRO24Régional Non Western Political IssuesL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis course provides a broad overview of political processes and institutions in non European countries such as Sub Saharan Africa. The goal is to introduce students to the, challenges to the legitimacy of governing authorities, and current events affecting state stability in important regions of the world. Students will leave this course with solid general knowledge of a part of World’s non Western regions politics, and a strong framework for future study of specific regions.42
L6PDID24Didactique et pédagogieL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
L6PTRD24TraductologieL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishSpanish / FrenchTo be determined32
L6PLIN24LinguistiqueL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined42
L6PLVG24Langue vivante allemandL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishGerman / FrenchTo be determined32
L6PCIB24Civilisation du BrésilL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesLanguages, Literature and Foreign Civilisations - SpanishFrenchTo be determined32
LE2FRAN2French cultureL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / French"French culture in cinema Since the New Wave (1960), the French cinema benefits from an international prestige with authors such as Truffaut, Godard, Chabrol, Rivette,… Besides, the cinematograph was created by the Lumière brothers (1895), special effects by Georges Méliès (1896), cartoons by Émile Cohl (1908) and scientific documentary movies by Jean Painlevé ( 1927 ), all French people. In the optics of ""French cultural exception"", a panorama of the French cinema, from the first stages to contemporary cinema, will be presented under a historic, esthetic and representative angle of the French culture of each of these time periods. Elementary notions of film language will be studied, in connection with sociocultural representations, history and French literature. With contemporary cinema, specific esthetic themes such as the landscape will be studied and widened to approach French society, sexual and ethnic minorities, intercultural confrontations, interethnic couples, family… from analyses of movie sequences. " 42
XL3MRI12Service Learning - TandemL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / FrenchLanguage workshops in small groups (= chateliers)and/or take part in one hour bilingual sessions with Franc students (= Tandems 30 minutes in your native language, 30 minutes in French) 31
LE2TRES2Spanish translation for exchange studentsL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesSpanish / FrenchThis is a translation course from French to Spanish. There will be twelve lessons that will be adapted to the needs and French level of the students. The class will focus on both literary texts and articles from 20th and 21st century media.41
LE2LETE2Translation from English into FrenchL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / French Translation from English into French (specific course for exchange students) 41
LE2TRFA2Translation from French into EnglishL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTranslation from French into English (specific course for exchange students) 41
LE2FRAN2Translation from French into EnglishL1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTranslation from French into English (specific course for exchange students) 41
LE2FRAN2French cultureL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / French"French culture in cinema Since the New Wave (1960), the French cinema benefits from an international prestige with authors such as Truffaut, Godard, Chabrol, Rivette,… Besides, the cinematograph was created by the Lumière brothers (1895), special effects by Georges Méliès (1896), cartoons by Émile Cohl (1908) and scientific documentary movies by Jean Painlevé ( 1927 ), all French people. In the optics of ""French cultural exception"", a panorama of the French cinema, from the first stages to contemporary cinema, will be presented under a historic, esthetic and representative angle of the French culture of each of these time periods. Elementary notions of film language will be studied, in connection with sociocultural representations, history and French literature. With contemporary cinema, specific esthetic themes such as the landscape will be studied and widened to approach French society, sexual and ethnic minorities, intercultural confrontations, interethnic couples, family… from analyses of movie sequences. " 42
XL3MRI12Service Learning - TandemL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / FrenchLanguage workshops in small groups (= chateliers)and/or take part in one hour bilingual sessions with Franc students (= Tandems 30 minutes in your native language, 30 minutes in French) 31
LE2TRES2Spanish translation for exchange studentsL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesSpanish / FrenchThis is a translation course from French to Spanish. There will be twelve lessons that will be adapted to the needs and French level of the students. The class will focus on both literary texts and articles from 20th and 21st century media.41
LE2LETE2Translation from English into FrenchL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / French Translation from English into French (specific course for exchange students) 41
LE2TRFA2Translation from French into EnglishL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTranslation from French into English (specific course for exchange students) 41
LE2FRAN2Translation from French into EnglishL2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTranslation from French into English (specific course for exchange students) 41
LE2FRAN2French cultureL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / French"French culture in cinema Since the New Wave (1960), the French cinema benefits from an international prestige with authors such as Truffaut, Godard, Chabrol, Rivette,… Besides, the cinematograph was created by the Lumière brothers (1895), special effects by Georges Méliès (1896), cartoons by Émile Cohl (1908) and scientific documentary movies by Jean Painlevé ( 1927 ), all French people. In the optics of ""French cultural exception"", a panorama of the French cinema, from the first stages to contemporary cinema, will be presented under a historic, esthetic and representative angle of the French culture of each of these time periods. Elementary notions of film language will be studied, in connection with sociocultural representations, history and French literature. With contemporary cinema, specific esthetic themes such as the landscape will be studied and widened to approach French society, sexual and ethnic minorities, intercultural confrontations, interethnic couples, family… from analyses of movie sequences. " 42
XL3MRI12Service Learning - TandemL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / FrenchLanguage workshops in small groups (= chateliers)and/or take part in one hour bilingual sessions with Franc students (= Tandems 30 minutes in your native language, 30 minutes in French) 31
LE2TRES2Spanish translation for exchange studentsL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesSpanish / FrenchThis is a translation course from French to Spanish. There will be twelve lessons that will be adapted to the needs and French level of the students. The class will focus on both literary texts and articles from 20th and 21st century media.41
LE2LETE2Translation from English into FrenchL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / French Translation from English into French (specific course for exchange students) 41
LE2TRFA2Translation from French into EnglishL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTranslation from French into English (specific course for exchange students) 41
LE2FRAN2Translation from French into EnglishL3Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTranslation from French into English (specific course for exchange students) 41
LE2FRAN2French cultureM1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / French"French culture in cinema Since the New Wave (1960), the French cinema benefits from an international prestige with authors such as Truffaut, Godard, Chabrol, Rivette,… Besides, the cinematograph was created by the Lumière brothers (1895), special effects by Georges Méliès (1896), cartoons by Émile Cohl (1908) and scientific documentary movies by Jean Painlevé ( 1927 ), all French people. In the optics of ""French cultural exception"", a panorama of the French cinema, from the first stages to contemporary cinema, will be presented under a historic, esthetic and representative angle of the French culture of each of these time periods. Elementary notions of film language will be studied, in connection with sociocultural representations, history and French literature. With contemporary cinema, specific esthetic themes such as the landscape will be studied and widened to approach French society, sexual and ethnic minorities, intercultural confrontations, interethnic couples, family… from analyses of movie sequences. " 42
XL3MRI12Service Learning - TandemM1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / FrenchLanguage workshops in small groups (= chateliers)and/or take part in one hour bilingual sessions with Franc students (= Tandems 30 minutes in your native language, 30 minutes in French) 31
LE2TRES2Spanish translation for exchange studentsM1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesSpanish / FrenchThis is a translation course from French to Spanish. There will be twelve lessons that will be adapted to the needs and French level of the students. The class will focus on both literary texts and articles from 20th and 21st century media.41
LE2LETE2Translation from English into FrenchM1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / French Translation from English into French (specific course for exchange students) 41
LE2TRFA2Translation from French into EnglishM1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTranslation from French into English (specific course for exchange students) 41
LE2FRAN2Translation from French into EnglishM1Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTranslation from French into English (specific course for exchange students) 41
LE2FRAN2French cultureM2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / French"French culture in cinema Since the New Wave (1960), the French cinema benefits from an international prestige with authors such as Truffaut, Godard, Chabrol, Rivette,… Besides, the cinematograph was created by the Lumière brothers (1895), special effects by Georges Méliès (1896), cartoons by Émile Cohl (1908) and scientific documentary movies by Jean Painlevé ( 1927 ), all French people. In the optics of ""French cultural exception"", a panorama of the French cinema, from the first stages to contemporary cinema, will be presented under a historic, esthetic and representative angle of the French culture of each of these time periods. Elementary notions of film language will be studied, in connection with sociocultural representations, history and French literature. With contemporary cinema, specific esthetic themes such as the landscape will be studied and widened to approach French society, sexual and ethnic minorities, intercultural confrontations, interethnic couples, family… from analyses of movie sequences. " 42
XL3MRI12Service Learning - TandemM2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / FrenchLanguage workshops in small groups (= chateliers)and/or take part in one hour bilingual sessions with Franc students (= Tandems 30 minutes in your native language, 30 minutes in French) 31
LE2TRES2Spanish translation for exchange studentsM2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesSpanish / FrenchThis is a translation course from French to Spanish. There will be twelve lessons that will be adapted to the needs and French level of the students. The class will focus on both literary texts and articles from 20th and 21st century media.41
LE2LETE2Translation from English into FrenchM2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / French Translation from English into French (specific course for exchange students) 41
LE2TRFA2Translation from French into EnglishM2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTranslation from French into English (specific course for exchange students) 41
LE2FRAN2Translation from French into EnglishM2Faculty of Literature and LanguagesInternational exchanges Letters & LanguagesEnglish / FrenchTranslation from French into English (specific course for exchange students) 41
UE2.S5 StatisticsL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Urban and territorial planning and environmentEnglishStudy of fundamental computer concepts: computer architecture, coding, Boolean algebra, operating systems, networks. Development and analysis of problem-solving algorithms (Python): sorting and complexity, distance calculation (Euclidean, spherical), Dijkstra, etc. Links will be established with geomatics and statistics for more integrated teaching. 31
UE3-S5water policies & uses (flood intervention)L3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Urban and territorial planning and environmentEnglishInformation: Concerns only the part of the courses run by Mathilde Gralepois (Flood prevention). The objective of this unit is to explain the history of flood prevention, territorial strategies and the evolution of options between defence infrastructures and nature-based solutions. The course studies the construction of public policies, the stakeholders and the tools implemented. The course explains the transition from public action based on hazard control to current crisis management positions. 1.51
UE3-UIT-S7Territorial planning and developement stratégiesM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Urban and territorial planning and environmentEnglishThe aim of this course is to enable students to understand the main concepts involved in territorial development strategies, particularly in relation to innovation and sustainability issues. In class, students will explore these strategies and dynamics through case studies carried out by groups of 3-4 students. 21
UE1 - S7General hydrologyM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Urban and territorial planning and environmentEnglishThis course will cover the notions of the water cycle, water balance, watersheds, hydrographic networks, hydrological processes and hydrological regimes. The principle of the course is original: each student will be invited to discover the important basics of the course through personal work at home and in class, using online course material and quizzes to integrate each of the notions covered. tutorials discussions and exercises/projects will enable students to apply these basics through active learning. 31
UE 4-UIT.S7ecodesign workshop (specialisation RESEAU)M1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Urban and territorial planning and environmentEnglishThe course consists of producing a project based on a commission that students must continually reformulate in order to make its modeling possible (this modeling makes it possible to dimension the project's solutions and various urban devices). The exercise applies to the design of a sustainable neighbourhood and the production of a working scale model or digital mock-up (VR) that meets the workshop specifications. 41
UE3.S9research methodology and innovation M1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Urban and territorial planning and environmentEnglishThe objectives are as follows: Formulate a research question and choose a case study, a type of data and methodological tools to answer it ; Carry out data collection and analysis, adjusting initial objectives as necessary to suit the field situation ; Report on research in an intelligible and organized manner, both orally and in writing. 41
IMAGE S9 Urban and anthropized rivers in Europe and the world M2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Urban and territorial planning and environmentEnglishThis course will cover the following topics: Adaptation measures and E&S (environmental and social) risks associated with urban/anthropized rivers - international issues and approaches (Europe and outside Europe). The course includes theory and analysis of existing urban restoration/conservation projects. The aim is to: Understand the environmental and social issues surrounding watercourses and wetlands in urban and highly anthropized environments, particularly in the context of climate change ; Acquire knowledge of environmentally-friendly adaptation and mitigation approaches and techniques in civil engineering and urban planning ; Analyze specific international case studies. Where appropriate, introduction to E&S impact studies 31
Supervised projects in engineering Supervised projects in engineering : Urban and Territorial Planning and Environment M2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Urban and territorial planning and environmentEnglish/FrenchThe ‘‘Research apprenticeship exchange program’’ is a course unit dedicated to international exchange students coming to Tours to study engineering sciences. This individualized program enables students to carry out projects within a research laboratory of the Graduate School of Engineering ‘Polytech Tours’. It consists of a project performed in a laboratory under the supervision of a lecturer, assistant professor or professor. The students will be evaluated by means of an oral presentation, a written report and a theory test. The students can complete their study program with French courses for foreign students and with field courses taught in French or English. 151
Supervised projects in engineering Supervised projects in engineering : Urban and Territorial Planning and Environment M2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Urban and territorial planning and environmentEnglish/FrenchThe ‘‘Research apprenticeship exchange program’’ is a course unit dedicated to international exchange students coming to Tours to study engineering sciences. This individualized program enables students to carry out projects within a research laboratory of the Graduate School of Engineering ‘Polytech Tours’. It consists of a project performed in a laboratory under the supervision of a lecturer, assistant professor or professor. The students will be evaluated by means of an oral presentation, a written report and a theory test. The students can complete their study program with French courses for foreign students and with field courses taught in French or English. 202
TU01Group project 1M1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Urban and territorial planning and environmentEnglishIn this module, students integrate and cooperate in a work group. They undertake an interdisciplinary diagnosis, analysing the spatial situation from the perspective of morphologies, populations, the economy, urban history, etc. They acquire expertise in applied research tools. They produce an analysis grid and test it on the ground.101
TU02GeomaticsM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Urban and territorial planning and environmentEnglishThis course provides the skills that are necessary to define a GIS and its components, including the ability to model data, to create thematic maps and to choose visual variables. These skills can be applied and further developed in the research projects that are carried out in group or individually.101
TU03Research MethodologyM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Urban and territorial planning and environmentEnglishThe course helps students to design a research strategy adapted to their topic. This comprises developing research questions, identifying useful sources to conduct planning research, presenting and structuring a research dissertation to meet required norms and rules. Following this unit, students will be able to carry out a critical choice of bibliographic sources and they will understand the idea of an original contribution to research.51
UE1.S6advanced geomaticsM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Urban and territorial planning and environmentEnglishThe aim of this course is to resolve planning and environmental issues by setting up a geomatics chain of processing, analysis and output of results for practitioners, decision-makers and users. By way of example, this course will look at daily mobility and associated itineraries, the exposure of major urban issues to natural hazards, multi-criteria analysis (slope, visibility, exposure) to identify favorable sites for development, and so on. The preferred pedagogical approach is to apply the principles and functions of GIS spatial analysis (geodatabase, projection system, joins, geoprocessing, model builder, etc.) in an integrated way, according to the theme being addressed. 22
UE3.S6BiodiversityL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Urban and territorial planning and environmentEnglishThis course focuses on the basic knowledge in animal and plant systematics necessary to carry out ecological diagnostics in the field, to understand, interpret and write management and planning documents for natural and anthropized environments.22
UE3.S6Acquatic and urban systemL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Urban and territorial planning and environmentEnglishThis course focuses on the functioning of aquatic systems: lake ecosystems, rivers, peat bogs and marshes, the notion of hydrosystem; matter cycles and functional groups; examples of organisms, case studies. It also covers environmental approaches to urban planning with a course on urban plant communities and habitats. 22
UE2-IMATGE.S8Water law and wetland policies (multi-use and multi-function in wetlands)M1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Urban and territorial planning and environmentEnglishInformation: Concerns only the part of the courses run by Mathilde Gralepois (“multi-use and multi-function in wetlands”). The aim of this course is to show how wetlands can be multifunctional spaces, particularly in urban areas, offering opportunities to combine wellbeing, environmental education, the reduction of heat islands, the protection of biodiversity, rainwater management and so on. This course will look at projects to understand the role of the various stakeholders, tools and regulations. 32
UE3-UIT.S8group project (specialisation ITI or RESEAU) M1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Urban and territorial planning and environmentEnglishITI: Students should be able to transcribe new urban project and planning approaches to territories. The aim of the course is to teach students how to become urban project managers. The teaching method is based on workshop practice in international, multidisciplinary teams. Students work in foreign contexts and/or with international students from a variety of backgrounds. The international added value is to introduce students to innovative solutions developed abroad and to open them up to interculturality. RESEAU: The aim of the course is to introduce students to the urban project management approach. Students respond to a commission from an external player (public or private) to design a project that meets more or less formal specifications. The aim of the workshop is to produce a set of solutions combining various environmental themes, in the form of group projects. 92
TU05Urban ecology M1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Urban and territorial planning and environmentEnglishThe concept of urban ecology is approached via the interrelationships between communities and the natural and built environments at local, regional and global scales. The society is losing its appreciation for the ecosystem services, thereby diminishing resilience in terms of mitigating problems arising out of urbanization. While urbanization has many detrimental effects on the ecosystem, it has also led to innovations aimed at reducing these effects.52
To be completedSupervised project in engineering 1M2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Urban and territorial planning and environmentEnglishSupervised projects in engineering: Computer Sciences, Electronics and Energy Systems, Mechanics and System design, Urban and Territorial Planning and Environment The project will be of interest for foreign students who want to improve their skills in a specific field of engineering. Fields are detailed at: https://polytech.univ-tours.fr/english-version/presentation-2 The project will be performed in a laboratory associated with the Graduate School of Engineering Polytech Tours under the supervision of a lecturer, assistant professor or professor of Polytech Tours. The language will be English or French. It is recommended that students interested attest a B1 level in English or in French (in some cases and exceptionally the A2 level can be OK). Students can directly contact Professors of Polytech Tours or be recommended by a foreign colleague. They can choose a project proposed by a lecturer, assistant professor or professor of Polytech Tours or propose a topic to the professors of Polytech Tours (in co-supervision with a foreign colleague for instance). The students will be examined by a written report and an oral presentation (in english or in french). Because this course unit will be carried out within a laboratory, there will be less pressure regarding the students’ level of French. Duration: one semester (autumn [from September to the end of January] or spring [from the end of January to the end of June] semester) Application deadline: before July, the 1rst, for students coming for the autumn semester; before December the 1rst, for students coming for the spring semester Content: The project will be focused on one of the following fields: Computer Sciences, Electronics and Energy Systems, Mechanics and System design, Urban and Territorial Planning and Environment (aquatic and/or terrestrial). It must be carried out individually in a laboratory, under the supervision of a lecturer, assistant professor or professor of Polytech Tours (possibly in collaboration with another colleague). At the beginning of the project a work plan will be submitted by the student with the guidance of his/her supervisor at Polytech Tours. Caution: Before applying for this course all students must obtain the approval of their future supervisor. Students can also directly contact: international.polytech@univ-tours.fr Prerequisite: For First year of Master students: 110 ECTS already validated in the specific scientific/engineering field. For Second year of Master students: 145 ECTS already validated in the specific scientific/engineering field.301
To be completedSupervised project in engineering 1M2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Urban and territorial planning and environmentEnglishSupervised projects in engineering: Computer Sciences, Electronics and Energy Systems, Mechanics and System design, Urban and Territorial Planning and Environment _x000D_ The project will be of interest for foreign students who want to improve their skills in a specific field of engineering. Fields are detailed at:_x000D_ https://polytech.univ-tours.fr/english-version/presentation-2_x000D_ The project will be performed in a laboratory associated with the Graduate School of Engineering Polytech Tours under the supervision of a lecturer, assistant professor or professor of Polytech Tours. The language will be English or French. It is recommended that students interested attest a B1 level in English or in French (in some cases and exceptionally the A2 level can be OK). _x000D_ Students can directly contact Professors of Polytech Tours or be recommended by a foreign colleague. They can choose a project proposed by a lecturer, assistant professor or professor of Polytech Tours or propose a topic to the professors of Polytech Tours (in co-supervision with a foreign colleague for instance). The students will be examined by a written report and an oral presentation (in english or in french). Because this course unit will be carried out within a laboratory, there will be less pressure regarding the students’ level of French. _x000D_ Duration: one semester (autumn [from September to the end of January] or spring [from the end of January to the end of June] semester)_x000D_ Application deadline: before July, the 1rst, for students coming for the autumn semester; before December the 1rst, for students coming for the spring semester_x000D_ Content: _x000D_ The project will be focused on one of the following fields: Computer Sciences, Electronics and Energy Systems, Mechanics and System design, Urban and Territorial Planning and Environment (aquatic and/or terrestrial). It must be carried out individually in a laboratory, under the supervision of a lecturer, assistant professor or professor of Polytech Tours (possibly in collaboration with another colleague). At the beginning of the project a work plan will be submitted by the student with the guidance of his/her supervisor at Polytech Tours. _x000D_ Caution: Before applying for this course all students must obtain the approval of their future supervisor. Students can also directly contact: _x000D_ international.polytech@univ-tours.fr _x000D_ Prerequisite: _x000D_ For First year of Master students: 110 ECTS already validated in the specific scientific/engineering field. _x000D_ For Second year of Master students: 145 ECTS already validated in the specific scientific/engineering field.302
E7EPCO23Supervised projectM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsEnglishThe project will focus on one of the following fields: Computer Sciences, Electronics and Energy Systems, Mechanics and System design, Urban and Territorial Planning and Environment (aquatic and/or terrestrial). It must be carried out individually in a laboratory, under the supervision of a lecturer, assistant professor or professor of Polytech Tours (possibly in collaboration with another colleague). At the beginning of the project, students will submit a work plan with the guidance of their supervisor at Polytech Tours. Caution: Before applying for this course, all students must obtain the approval of their future supervisor. Students can also directly contact international.polytech@univ-tours.fr Prérequis : First year Master students: 110 ECTS already validated in the specific scientific/engineering field. Second year Master students: 145 ECTS already validated in the specific scientific/ engineering field.101
E8EPRC23 Supervised projectM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsEnglishThe project will focus on one of the following fields: Computer Sciences, Electronics and Energy Systems, Mechanics and System design, Urban and Territorial Planning and Environment (aquatic and/or terrestrial). It must be carried out individually in a laboratory, under the supervision of a lecturer, assistant professor or professor of Polytech Tours (possibly in collaboration with another colleague). At the beginning of the project, students will submit a work plan with the guidance of their supervisor at Polytech Tours. Caution: Before applying for this course, all students must obtain the approval of their future supervisor. Students can also directly contact international.polytech@univ-tours.fr Prérequis : First year Master students: 110 ECTS already validated in the specific scientific/engineering field. Second year Master students: 145 ECTS already validated in the specific scientific/ engineering field.102
E9EPRI23Supervised projectM2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsEnglishThe project will focus on one of the following fields: Computer Sciences, Electronics and Energy Systems, Mechanics and System design, Urban and Territorial Planning and Environment (aquatic and/or terrestrial). It must be carried out individually in a laboratory, under the supervision of a lecturer, assistant professor or professor of Polytech Tours (possibly in collaboration with another colleague). At the beginning of the project, students will submit a work plan with the guidance of their supervisor at Polytech Tours. Caution: Before applying for this course, all students must obtain the approval of their future supervisor. Students can also directly contact international.polytech@univ-tours.fr Prérequis : First year Master students: 110 ECTS already validated in the specific scientific/engineering field. Second year Master students: 145 ECTS already validated in the specific scientific/ engineering field.101
E5EBEL23Fundamentals of ElectronicsL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsFrench/EnglishCourse objectives: - Foundations of analog electronic circuits: main theorems reminder to simply electronic circuits, bias circuits for diodes and bipolar junction transistors, principles and applications of quadrupoles. - Foundations of digital electronic circuits: basic devices (CMOS cells), design of specific integrated circuits (ASIC), systems on chips, programmable circuits (CPLD, FPGA). Course objective: - Define the methods to calculate analog and digital electronic circuits. Prérequis : Analog and digital electronics concepts31
E5EECS23Component electronics and simulationL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsFrench/EnglishCourse objectives: Basic functions of digital electronics, commutation of transistors, operational amplifiers, digital-analog converters, and passive and active filtering. The course objectives are: -To get a better understanding of basic functions used in analog and digital electronics. -To be able to choose, calculate and size an electronic circuit. -To be able to read and understand technical datasheets of electronic devices. Prérequis : Foundations of analog and digital electronic circuits31
E5EECS24ElectroengineeringL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsFrench/EnglishPresentation and study of the main electrical engineering devices. • Study and dimensioning of magnetic circuits. • Single-phase and three-phase transformers. • Direct current machine: construction, modeling, and operation as a motor and generator. • Asynchronous machine: construction, operation as a motor and generator. • Synchronous machine: construction, operation as a motor and generator. Study of the operation of a metal-semiconductor structure.31
E5EPLC23Programming C languageL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsFrench/English• Algorithms • Complex types (arrays, character strings, pointers, structures) • File input/output operations. • Dynamic memory management. • The preprocessor.31
E6ECDC23DC/DC conversionL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsFrench/English• General information: introduction to electrical energy conversion, composition of static converters. • DC-DC converters: choppers, switching power supplies32
E6ECDA23Sensors and data acquisitionL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsFrench/EnglishCourse objectives: − Get a better understanding of the methods used to design the components of a data acquisition chain. − Understand the issues of reliable data necessary to know the phenomena and basics of process control. Course contents: − Data acquisition concepts, methods and tools. − Conditions to design a reliable data acquisition system. − Data processing and software tools. − Data acquisition system implementation using a system-design platform and development environment (visual programming language).32
E6ECPA23Power converters: motor applicationL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsFrench/English• General introduction, overview, summary of converters • Power electronics components (diodes, thyristors, transistors, etc.) • Uncontrolled rectification and controlled rectification • Speed variation of MCCs: 1, 2, and 4 quadrants • Speed variation of reciprocating machines32
E6EMIC23MicrocontrollersL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsFrench/EnglishFundamental concepts of industrial microcomputing, program-controlled digital systems. Study of a microcontroller, specifically: o Its internal architecture. o Its instruction set. o Its different addressing modes. o Its external bus cycles and external memory management. o Its various internal peripherals. o Microcontroller programming. o Presentation of digital and analog interfaces for communication.32
E6ECET23Electronic design and implementationL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsEnglishTeam projects involving electronic design and implementation. • Theoretical circuit design. • Project organization. • Component selection, orders, circuit board production. • Circuit characterization and testing. • Project presentation (defense, report).32
E6ELPO23Object-Oriented Programming LanguageL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsFrench/English• Introduction to the C++ language • Object-oriented concepts: terminology (class, attribute, method, etc.), creation and use of objects, inheritance, redefinition, overloading, polymorphism, encapsulation and visibility, parameter passing.32
E7ESYE23Embedded SystemsM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsEnglish• Methods and tools for implementing an embedded solution on a microcontroller (STM32 system) • Digital signal analysis on an embedded system. • Display of output data.31
E7ECSC23 Transmission chains and communication systemsM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsFrench/English• The transmission chain: transmitter, codec, channel, receiver, synchronization, data rate. • Transmission channel: free space propagation, guided propagation over fiber, over metal cables, link budget. • Digital modulation techniques.31
E7ECGE23Power CircuitsM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsFrench/English DC-AC conversion: Inverters, principles, constraints, and applications. • AC-DC conversion: Sizing power factor correctors.31
E7ESDR23Renewable energy systemsM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsFrench/English• Present renewable energy systems in the general context of sustainable development. • Case studies of photovoltaic, wind, and hybrid systems.31
E8EEHF23High Frequency ElectronicsM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsFrench/English• Transmission line and associated model. • Smith chart: representation of impedances – Smith, displacement transposition, calculation of circuit impedance using the Smith chart. • Impedance matching: introduction, by localized element, by stub, by quarter-wave line. • S-parameters: introduction, S-parameters of a dipole and a quadrupole, network analyzer.32
E8ECEL22Electromagnetic CompatibilityM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsFrench/English• Directives and standards (EEC directives and standards). • Modes and couplings. • EMC conductance: industrial applications. • Conventional remedies (filters, ferrites, cables, shielding, connectors, joints, etc.). • Converter simulation with an EMC “vision.”32
E8ECEL23Control of electrical systemsM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsFrench/English Introduction to vector control. • Implementation on a platform, for example Park transformation.32
E8ECNP23Programmable Digital Circuits:M1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsEnglish Accelerator-processor co-design (co-processing) ● Advanced knowledge of Quartus software • Concept of hardware accelerators32
E8EOSN23Numerical simulation toolsM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsFrench/EnglishDirect application of finite elements using Comsol software to process two multiphysics case studies using finite elements method32
E9EDFV23FPGA devices (with VHDL)M2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsFrench/EnglishFPGA-VHDL devices: implementation of a mixed architecture with co-processor and advanced implementation41
E9ERDB23Bibliography & patentM2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsFrench/EnglishTechniques and tools for documentary research and bibliographic research, as well as patents and standards. A bibliographic study project is carried out based on scientific work during this module.41
DEE1Advanced supervised projectM2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsEnglish The project will focus on one of the following fields: Computer Sciences, Electronics and Energy Systems, Mechanics and System design, Urban and Territorial Planning and Environment (aquatic and/or terrestrial). It must be carried out individually in a laboratory, under the supervision of a lecturer, assistant professor or professor of Polytech Tours (possibly in collaboration with another colleague). At the beginning of the project, students will submit a work plan with the guidance of their supervisor at Polytech Tours. Caution: Before applying for this course, all students must obtain the approval of their future supervisor. Students can also directly contact international.polytech@univ-tours.fr Requirements: First year Master students: 110 ECTS already validated in the specific scientific/engineering field. Second year Master students: 145 ECTS already validated in the specific scientific/ engineering field.201
DEE2Advanced supervised projectM2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsEnglish The project will focus on one of the following fields: Computer Sciences, Electronics and Energy Systems, Mechanics and System design, Urban and Territorial Planning and Environment (aquatic and/or terrestrial). It must be carried out individually in a laboratory, under the supervision of a lecturer, assistant professor or professor of Polytech Tours (possibly in collaboration with another colleague). At the beginning of the project, students will submit a work plan with the guidance of their supervisor at Polytech Tours. Caution: Before applying for this course, all students must obtain the approval of their future supervisor. Students can also directly contact international.polytech@univ-tours.fr Requirements: First year Master students: 110 ECTS already validated in the specific scientific/engineering field. Second year Master students: 145 ECTS already validated in the specific scientific/ engineering field.202
DEE3Advanced supervised projectM2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsEnglish The project will focus on one of the following fields: Computer Sciences, Electronics and Energy Systems, Mechanics and System design, Urban and Territorial Planning and Environment (aquatic and/or terrestrial). It must be carried out individually in a laboratory, under the supervision of a lecturer, assistant professor or professor of Polytech Tours (possibly in collaboration with another colleague). At the beginning of the project, students will submit a work plan with the guidance of their supervisor at Polytech Tours. Caution: Before applying for this course, all students must obtain the approval of their future supervisor. Students can also directly contact international.polytech@univ-tours.fr Requirements: First year Master students: 110 ECTS already validated in the specific scientific/engineering field. Second year Master students: 145 ECTS already validated in the specific scientific/ engineering field.301
DEE4Advanced supervised projectM2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Electronics and energy systemsEnglish The project will focus on one of the following fields: Computer Sciences, Electronics and Energy Systems, Mechanics and System design, Urban and Territorial Planning and Environment (aquatic and/or terrestrial). It must be carried out individually in a laboratory, under the supervision of a lecturer, assistant professor or professor of Polytech Tours (possibly in collaboration with another colleague). At the beginning of the project, students will submit a work plan with the guidance of their supervisor at Polytech Tours. Caution: Before applying for this course, all students must obtain the approval of their future supervisor. Students can also directly contact international.polytech@univ-tours.fr Requirements: First year Master students: 110 ECTS already validated in the specific scientific/engineering field. Second year Master students: 145 ECTS already validated in the specific scientific/ engineering field.302
21Supervised projectM2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Computer ScienceEnglishThe whole semester is devoted to this project. Possible subjects are all in Computer Science, and more precisely Data science, Decision Making, Pattern recognition, Operations research, etc301
22Supervised projectM2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Computer ScienceEnglishThe whole semester is devoted to this project. Possible subjects are all in Computer Science, and more precisely Data science, Decision Making, Pattern recognition, Operations research, etc302
23Supervised projectM2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Computer ScienceEnglishThis long project can be combined with courses. Possible subjects are all in Computer Science, and more precisely Data science, Decision Making, Pattern recognition, Operations research, etc201
24Supervised projectM2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Computer ScienceEnglishThis long project can be combined with courses. Possible subjects are all in Computer Science, and more precisely Data science, Decision Making, Pattern recognition, Operations research, etc202
UE1.1.S9Advanced operational researchM2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Computer ScienceEnglishUnderstand and know how to develop optimization techniques Know how to develop algorithms based on learning and/or combinatorial optimization Know bio-inspired methods Know constraint programming51
UE1.S8Graph theory and Linear programmingM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Computer ScienceEnglishGraph theory: Paths in graphs, Trees, and Network flow. Linear Programming: Mathematical Modeling, Simplex Method, Duality, and Integer Linear Programs: branch & bound.52
UE2.1.S7Computer science project managementM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Computer ScienceEnglishGeneral notions and main methods of project management. Analysis of needs and risks. Analysis of the environmental and societal impacts of the project (DDRS dimension). Life cycles and division of an IT project. Estimated costs. Planning. Monitoring and management of a project. Implementation through a practical case2.51
UE2.S6Object Oriented Design and Programming 1: C++L3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Computer ScienceEnglishObject-Oriented Design (Modeling (UML class diagrams), Basic elements of object-oriented algorithms, Specific mechanisms (inheritance, exceptions, overloading, polymorphism, abstract classes, patterns), The C++ language (General elements, Classes/objects , Processing, Exceptions, Inheritance, Overloading, Polymorphism, Patterns, Flows), STL (Containers, Iterators, Algorithms), C++ tutored project (in this project the objective will be to put into practive all of the concepts covered in the teaching unit. The realization of this project will take place in two stages: (i) design of an object-oriented architecture meeting the need, (ii) development of software in C++ and using the STL.52
UE2.S8Distributed systemsM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Computer ScienceEnglish Distributed Systems Introduction to Distributed Systems Interprocess Communication UDP Socket Programming TCP Socket Programming (Java preferred) Distributed Algorithms Introduction to Distributed Algorithms Physical Clock Synchronization Logical Clocks and Global States Coordination and Agreement Distributed Development and Networks Networks and Performance Information-Centric Networks42
UE3.1.S8Machine learning and AI (option)M1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Computer ScienceEnglishKnow, understand and know how to use the main AI tools and methods based on Deep Neural Networks; understand the theoretical issues and environmental impacts linked to the use of these models Study of the main architectures: deep layered networks; convolutional networks; graph networks; recurrent networks… Study of specific mechanisms (specific layers) and learning methods from the gradient Implementation on different problems using standard libraries52
UE3.2.S9AI and Applications: Natural language processingM2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Computer ScienceEnglishNatural language processing. Definitions Pre-processing and basic processing Word embedding concepts and techniques Language models (syntactic) labeling of sequences Deep architectures, Transformers (from Bert to ChatGPT) Semantic analyzes (coreferences, sentiment analysis, etc.) A concrete example of implementation in bioinformatics (with Mabsilico) Practical work in python with Pytorch Implementation of toy pipelines with spacy, nltk, Bert Implementation of concrete pipelines (classification of tweets, analysis of molecules)21
UE3.3.S8Business Intelligence and AnalyticsM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Computer ScienceEnglishBusiness Intelligence (Place of decision-making in the company, overview of a decision-making project, main stages, data warehouses, conceptual notions linked to OLAP: ETL (Extract, Transform and Load), data sources including Open data, preprocessing, data quality, transformation matrix. Multidimensional modeling, fact, measurement, dimension, hierarchy, aggregation, granularity, star schema, snowflake, constellation, data cube, operators. Visualization, reporting. study in ROLAP. ETL: collection and choice of data, data cleaning, business software (Excel and VBA and Python scripts, Open Refine, Wrangler, etc.), case study on real data (Open Data, social network), SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) Data cubes: SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS), Reporting and visualization: Tableau, PowerBI, QlikSense, Tulip (graphs). Business Analytics (Introduction: Data typology (symbolic, numeric, sequences, texts, graphs, transactional, spatio-temporal, Open data). Models of tasks and problems in data mining (statistical tests, classification, clustering, regression, pattern extraction, visualization, variable selection, dimension reduction). Identify the nature of a data mining problem to meet an objective. Design and validate a prototype of a data mining solution: Orange software (Python language, visual programming and script), case study on real data, text clustering, log analysis, analysis of survey data, detection of communities. Visualization: modeling, principles, interactions, overview of the main approaches (multidimensional data, hierarchical data, graphs), implementation.52
UE3.S5Software engineering and algorithmsL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Computer ScienceEnglishSupport in Algorithmics, reminder in Algorithmics 1. Basic notions (abstract machines, memory model, types, abstracts, formulation of an algorithm) 2. Principles of recursion, reminder on pointers, notion of reference 3. Lists , Files and Stacks, Algorithmics and Data Structures (Trees, Hash functions and management of indexed bases, Finite automata, stack automata) Basics of Software Engineering (Description of a life cycle, Methodologies, Code quality evaluation metrics), Graphical interfaces (general ergonomic elements, elements of a graphical interface).61
UE3.S6Object Oriented Design and Programming 1: C++ and JavaL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Computer ScienceEnglishObject Oriented Design (Notions of design patterns, Implementation of design patterns), Advanced elements of C++ (Advanced features of the STL, Meta-programming, Move semantics, Tutored project), The Java language for the C++ developer (The Java language and its differences from C++, Tutored project).42
UE4.3.S7Introduction to Information systems Urbanization and SecurityM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Computer ScienceEnglish2. Introduction to IS Urbanization 2.1. The Information System: its role in business intermediation 2.2. Governance and its strategic application. 2.3. The challenges of the urbanization of the Information System. 2.4. Information System Urbanization Approaches 2.5. The Business, Functional, Application and Technical Visions of IS. 2.6. Practical examples 3. IS security 3.1. Security objectives (C.A.I.D.) 3.2. IS security approach (NIST approach) and standards 3.3. Risk analysis 3.4. Technical means of protection 3.5. Incident management 3.6. Practical examples - role play2.51
UE4.S5Imperative programmingL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Computer ScienceEnglishSupport in C language, C language, Basics of C programming, Implementation of common data structures in C, Advanced C language techniques, IDE and tools, Development tools, Integrated development environments, Tutored project, Language notions, grammar, lexical and syntactic analyzers, Development in C of a complex program61
UE4.S9Innovation and research projectM2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Computer ScienceEnglishFrom the expression of an industrial need or an open technological and/or scientific problem, the aim is to put the engineering student in a situation in order to propose responses to needs identified upstream. The Research and Innovation Project is carried out individually. It allows the student to compare their theoretical knowledge and their practical know-how to resolve a technical, technological and/or theoretical problem. During the project, the student will also have to mobilize his project management skills and his “engineer-researcher” approach. It is also about introducing each engineering student to the field of research and development by addressing the implementation of methodological tools, but also by confronting them with the presentation of research projects. A final point concerns the methodologies for deploying an IT application as well as the management of its patches.81
UE5.S5Fundamental principal of operating systemsL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Computer ScienceEnglishFundamental principles of OS (Computer architecture, Introduction to OS, Process management, Scheduling policies, Synchronization and coordination), Study of an OS: UNIX (Unix OS, Process management, IPC and synchronization, File management, Shell Unix). Parallel Programming (Introduction to Parallelization, Synchronization Mechanisms, Performance Metrics, Parallel Algorithm Design).61
UE5.S7Collective projectM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Computer ScienceEnglishThis project allows students to apply all the skills acquired in software engineering, project management, object design and programming and software platforms. These projects will mainly be in collaboration with external organizations (industrial, public services, etc.) and carried out by groups of 7/8 students. This type of project therefore allows students to place themselves in a real development project context (external clients, group work, etc.)41
UE5.S8Collective projectM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Computer ScienceEnglishThis project allows students to apply all the skills acquired in software engineering, project management, object design and programming and software platforms. These projects will mainly be in collaboration with external organizations (industrial, public services, etc.) and carried out by groups of 7/8 students. This type of project therefore allows students to place themselves in a real development project context (external clients, group work, etc.)42
E5MPEX23Experimental practisesL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglish/FrenchTo be completed21
E5MCME23Design of mechanical elementsL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglish/FrenchCourse objectives : • Be able to design a mechanical system and to size all of its mechanisms and structural components Course contents : • Be able to interpret/draw any technical drawing (assembly drawing, detail drawing). • Be able to choose the right mechanical elements of the designed system (considering its application, cost, safety and lifetime). • Be able to size each of these elements by following the associated design rules.31
E5MMSI23Solid mechanicsL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglish/FrenchCourse objectives : • Acquire the basic elements of the mechanics to analyse mechanisms to determine efforts and speed for the dimensioning of components such as pistons or bearings. Course contents : • Be able to interpret/draw any technical drawing (assembly drawing, detail drawing). 31
E5MCAO23CAD: surfaces and polesL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglish/FrenchCourse objective: Approach computer-aided design with problems linked to surfaces and volumes related to these surfaces. A second approach to make computer-aided design is to use software both approaching the problems of definition of parameters and programming to improve performance. Course description: Beziers curves (De Casteljau’s Algorithm) / B-Splines / We will discuss curves and surfaces in lessons (CM) and tutorials (TD) treat curves and surfaces, and we will see the definition of parameters and programming in practical courses (TP). Requirements: No prerequisite is necessary 21
E5MSAU23Automated systemsL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglish/FrenchTo be completed31
E5MELE23ElectrotechnicsL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglish/FrenchTo be completed31
E5MMAA23Mathematics for mechanicsL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglish/FrenchTo be completed31
E5MIMF23Informatic: basics in PythonL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglish/FrenchTo be completed21
E7MMDP23Polymers MechanicsM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglish/FrenchCourse objectives: • General knowledge on reactions and industrial techniques of polymerization and definitions of characteristic physicochemical aspects of these materials • Know the different polymer manufacturing techniques, as well as the main notions of physical appearance and chemistry. Course contents : • Microstructures of the polymeric materials • Elaboration of some polymers • Mechanical Behaviour of polymers • Tests and controls • Particularities of elastomers 21
E7MTTH23Heat exchangeM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglish/French Course objectives: • Introduce basic concepts related to the three modes of heat transfer (conduction, convection, radiation). • Provide tools to solve heat transfer problems in simple cases without complex software. Course contents: • Grasp the basic fundamental concept in heat transfer • Conduction: Solve a 1D steady conduction problem. • Convection: Calculate a convection exchange coefficient in simple cases. • Radiation: Establish a radiative balance between black bodies separated by transparent media. Be able to understand the behaviors of a black body and a real one • Be able to model the heat transfer behavior of systems • Be able to develop the balance equations for combined transfer • Be able to select the right boundary and initial conditions to phrase a problem. Requirements: calculus and differential equations 31
E8MCOM23CompositM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglish/FrenchTo be completed21
E8MELF23Finite Element MethodsM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglish/FrenchCourse objectives: • This lesson introduces the finite element method in a theoretical way. This method is aimed at defining tools allowing determination of the mechanical fields within continous media of complex geometry not amenable to analytical approach. In order to do that, a space discretisation of the studied mechanical problem is accomplished. A broad part of this course requires the use of computers during practicals. Course content: • General aspects of the finite element method or isoparametric in linear case • Application of the virtual work theorem • Interpolation functions definitions • Numerical integration methods 42
E8MDST23Structural dynamicsM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglish/FrenchTo be completed32
E9MFMR23Fatigue and fracture mecanicsM2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglish/FrenchTo be completed31
E9MMFA23Advanced fluid mechanicsM2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglish/FrenchTo be completed31
E9MECM23EcomecanicsM2PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglish/FrenchTo be completed41
DMS01Supervised projectL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglishTo be completed301
DMS02Supervised projectL3PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglishTo be completed202
DMS03Supervised projectM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglishTo be completed301
DMS04Supervised projectM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglishTo be completed202
DMS05Supervised projectM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglishTo be completed301
DMS06Supervised projectM1PolytechToursEngineering degree in Mechanics and System designEnglishTo be completed202
D1DCON24DROIT CONSTITUTIONNEL 1L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined121
D1DIGE24Introduction générale au droitL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined121
D1DIHD24INTRODUCTION HISTORIQUE AU DROIT 1L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D1DODJ24ORGANISATION DE LA JUSTICEL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D1DSOC24SOCIOLOGIE 1 L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D1ECLO24CALCUL ET LOGIQUE 1L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined31
D1ECOM24COMPTABILITÉL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined41
D1EECA24ÉTUDES DE CAS D’ENTREPRISES L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined41
D1EMAC24INTRODUCTION À LA MACROÉCONOMIE 1L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined61
D1EMEC24MATHÉMATIQUES POUR L’ÉCONOMISTE 1L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined61
D1EMIC24INTRODUCTION À LA MICROÉCONOMIE 1L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined61
D1ESPO24SCIENCES POLITIQUESL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined31
D1ESTA24STATISTIQUES DESCRIPTIVESL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined31
D1OCAR24CARTOGRAPHIE 1L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined41
D1OCCG24CONCEPTS ET CHAMPS DE LA GÉOGRAPHIEL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined41
D1OENS24ENVIRONNEMENT ET SOCIÉTÉSL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined41
D1OESS24ESPACES DES SOCIÉTÉS L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined31
D1OGPO24GÉOPOLITIQUESL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined41
D1PGCP24GRANDS COURANTS DE LA PENSÉE POLITIQUE L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined41
D1PIMA24INTRODUCTION a LA MACROÉCONOMIE 1L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined41
D1PIRI24INTRODUCTION AUX RELATIONS INTERNATIONALESL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined71
D1PSOC24SOCIOLOGIE 1 L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined71
D1PVPF24VIE POLITIQUE FRANÇAISE (1789-1945)L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined41
D2DCON24DROIT CONSTITUTIONNEL 2L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined122
D2DDFA24DROIT DE LA FAMILLEL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined122
D2DDP24DROIT DES PERSONNESL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined32
D2DIDA24INTRODUCTION AU DROIT ADMINISTRATIFL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined42
D2DIDC24INTRODUCTION AU DROIT COMPARéL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined31
D2DIHD24introduction historique au droit 2L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined42
D2DISP24INTRODUCTION A LA SCIENCE POLITIQUEL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined32
D2ECLO24CALCUL ET LOGIQUE 2L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined32
D2EEMF24ÉCONOMIE ET MARCHÉS FINANCIERSL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined42
D2EHFE24HISTOIRE DES FAITS ÉCONOMIQUESL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined42
D2EIPI24INSTITUTIONS ET POLITIQUES INTERNATIONALESL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined32
D2EMAC24INTRODUCTION À LA MACROÉCONOMIE 2L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined62
D2EMEC24MATHÉMATIQUES POUR L’ÉCONOMISTE 2L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined62
D2EMIC24INTRODUCTION À LA MICROÉCONOMIE 2L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined62
D2EPRO24PROBABILITÉSL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined32
D2OADG24ANALYSER LES DYNAMIQUES GÉOGRAPHIQUESL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined72
D2OCAR24CARTOGRAPHIE 2L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined61
D2ODMN24DYNAMIQUES DES MILIEUX NATURELSL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined62
D2ODTR24DYNAMIQUE DES TERRITOIRES RURAUXL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined42
D2OEIS24ESPACE, IMAGES ET SONS 1L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined32
D2OGCL24GÉOGRAPHIE DES CLIMATSL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined32
D2OPMI24POPULATIONS ET MIGRATIONS INTERNATIONALESL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined62
D2OSHG24STATISTIQUES APPLIQUÉES À LA GÉOGRAPHIE L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined42
D2OTUR24TERRITORIALITES URBAINESL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined42
D2PISP24INTRODUCTION À LA SCIENCE POLITIQUEL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined72
D2POIN24ORGANISATIONS INTERNATIONALESL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
D2PSOC24SOCIOLOGIE 2L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined72
D2PVPF24VIE POLITIQUE FRANÇAISE (DEPUIS 1945)L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
D3DDPG24Droit pénal GÉNÉRAL 1L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D3DDRC24DROIT DE LA RESPONSABILITÉ CIVILEL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined121
D3DFPU24FINANCES PUBLIQUESL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D3DHDP24HISTOIRE DU DROIT PRIVÉL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined31
D3DIEU24INSTITUTIONS Européennes L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined31
D3DTIF24droit administratif 1L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined121
D3EHPE24HISTOIRE DE LA PENSÉE ÉCONOMIQUE L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined41
D3EIEA24INTRODUCTION À L’ÉCONOMIE APPLIQUéEL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined41
D3ELOG24LOGICIEL R 1L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined31
D3EMAC24MACROÉCONOMIE 1L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined61
D3EMEC24MATHÉMATIQUES POUR L’ÉCONOMISTE 3L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined41
D3EMIC24MICROÉCONOMIE 1L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined61
D3EOIE24OUTILS INFORMATIQUES POUR L’ÉCONOMISTE 1L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined31
D3ESCS24SCIENCES SOCIALESL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined31
D3ESTA24STATISTIQUES ET ANALYSE DE DONNÉES 1L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined41
D3OCUR24DE LA CITÉ À L’URBAIN : EXPERIENCE ET PROJETSL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined41
D3OETE24ESPACES ET TEMPS DE LA MONDIALISATION ÉCONOMIQUEL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined41
D3OGEO24GÉOGRAPHIE DES MOBILITÉS L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined41
D3OGRN24GÉOGRAPHIE DES RISQUES DITS « NATURELS »L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined41
D3OHIC24HISTOIRE CONTEMPORAINEL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined31
D3OPOL24POLITIQUES EUROPÉENNESL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined31
D3PCPO24COMPORTEMENTS POLITIQUES 1L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined71
D3PDSP24DÉMOCRATIES ET SYSTEMES POLITIQUESL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined71
D3PENV24POLITIQUES DE L’ENVIRONNEMENTL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined41
D4DAFF24DROIT DES AFFAIRESL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined42
D4DDCO24DROIT DES CONTRATSL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined122
D4DDPG24DROIT PÉNAL GÉNÉRAL 2 L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined42
D4DFIS24DROIT FISCALL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined32
D4DTIF24DROIT ADMINISTRATIF 2 L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined122
D4EIAE24INTRODUCTION À L’éCONOMéTRIEL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined32
D4ELOG24LOGICIEL R 2L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined32
D4EMAC24MACROÉCONOMIE 2L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined62
D4EMEC24MATHÉMATIQUES POUR L’ÉCONOMISTE 4L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined42
D4EMIC24MICROÉCONOMIE 2L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined62
D4EOIE24OUTILS INFORMATIQUES POUR L’ÉCONOMISTE 2L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined32
D4EPEC24PROBLEMES ÉCONOMIQUES CONTEMPORAINSL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined42
D4ESTA24STATISTIQUES ET ANALYSE DE DONNÉES 2L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined42
D4ETDJ24THÉORIE DES JEUXL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined42
D4OEIS24ESPACE, IMAGES ET SONS 2L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined12
D4OESF24ESPACE FRANÇAIS (L’)L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined42
D4OGIN24GÉOGRAPHIE DES INÉGALITÉSL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined42
D4OGMA24GÉOGRAPHIE DU MONDE ARABEL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined42
D4OGOU24GOUVERNER LES TERRITOIRESL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined32
D4OGSU24GÉOGRAPHIE DES SUDS L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined32
D4OHYG24HYDROSYSTEMES ET GESTION DE L’EAUL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined42
D4OSHG24STATISTIQUES APPLIQUÉES À LA GÉOGRAPHIE 2L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined62
D4PCPO24COMPORTEMENTS POLITIQUES 2L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined72
D4PPEU24politique europÉenneL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
D4PSEG24SOCIOLOGIE DE L’ÉTAT ET DES GROUPES D’INTÉRETS L2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined72
D4PTPC24Philosophie politique et moraleL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
D5ECEN24COMPTABILITÉ DES ENTREPRISESL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined31
D5EDDC24DROIT DES CONTRATSL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined41
D5EDLO24DEVELOPPEMENT LOGICIEL 1L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined31
D5EECO24ÉCONOMÉTRIE 1L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined41
D5EIEC24INTRODUCTION À L’ÉCONOMIE DE L’ENTREPRISE 1L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined41
D5ELOG24LOGICIEL R 3L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined31
D5EMAC24MACROÉCONOMIE 3L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined61
D5EMEC24MATHÉMATIQUES POUR L’ÉCONOMISTE 5L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined41
D5EMIC24MICROÉCONOMIE 3L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined61
D5FEIN24ÉCONOMIE INTERNATIONALEL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined41
D5FFIN24FINANCEL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined41
D5FFPU24FINANCES PUBLIQUESL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined31
D5JCSP24DROIT DES CONTRATS SPECIAUX 1L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined121
D5JPEN24PROCÉDURE PÉNALEL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined121
D5JSOC24DROIT DES SOCIÉTÉS 1L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined61
D5JTRA24DROIT DU TRAVAIL 1L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined61
D5NCSP24DROIT DES CONTRATS SPECIAUX 1L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined61
D5NFHP24FONDEMENTS HISTORIQUES DU DROIT PÉNALL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined61
D5NPCI24PROCÉDURE CIVILEL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined61
D5NPEN24PROCÉDURE PÉNALEL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined61
D5NSOC24DROIT DES SOCIÉTÉS 1L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined121
D5NTRA24DROIT DU TRAVAIL 1L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined121
D5OAMP24ATELIER « MONTAGE DE PROJET »L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined31
D5OASP24ANALYSE SPATIALEL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined41
D5ODRG24DROIT ET GÉOGRAPHIE L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined11
D5OPCI24PAYSAGE : CONCEPTIONS ET INSTITUTIONNALISATION (Le)L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined41
D5OPOL24POLITIQUES DE L’ENVIRONNEMENTL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined61
D5OPUR24POLITIQUES URBAINESL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined61
D5OSIG24SYSTEME D’INFORMATION GÉOGRAPHIQUE (SIG) 1L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined41
D5UADB24DROIT ADMINISTRATIF DES BIENSL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined121
D5UDAB24DROIT ADMINISTRATIF DES BIENSL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined61
D5UDEC24DROIT DE LA DÉCENTRALISATIONL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined31
D5UDIP24DROIT INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC 1L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined61
D5UDLF24DROITS ET LIBERTÉS FONDAMENTAUXL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined61
D5UHIP24HISTOIRE DES IDÉES POLITIQUESL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined31
D5UIPU24DROIT INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC 1L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined121
D5ULFO24DROITS ET LIBERTÉS FONDAMENTAUXL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined121
D5UUEU24DROIT DE L’UNION EUROPÉENNE 1L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined121
D5UUNE24DROIT DE L’UNION EUROPÉENNE 1L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined61
D6EDLO24DEVELOPPEMENT LOGICIEL 2L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined32
D6EECO24ÉCONOMÉTRIE 2L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined42
D6EEET24ENQUÊTES et ÉtudesL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined32
D6EIEC24INTRODUCTION À L’ÉCONOMIE DE L’ENTREPRISE 2L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined42
D6ELOG24LOGICIEL R 4L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined32
D6EMAC24MACROÉCONOMIE 4L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined62
D6EMIC24MICROÉCONOMIE 4L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined62
D6EOSP24OPTIMISATION SOUS PYTHONL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined42
D6ESTA24STATISTIQUES ET ANALYSE DE DONNÉES 3L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined42
D6FEIN24ÉCONOMIE DE L’INCERTAINL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined42
D6FFIN24FINANCE INTERNATIONALEL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined42
D6JPJV24PROTECTION JURIDIQUE DES PERSONNES VULNERABLESL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined62
D6JPSP24DROIT PÉNAL SPÉCIAL DES PERSONNESL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined122
D6JRGO24RÉGIME GÉNÉRAL DES OBLIGATIONSL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined122
D6NCSP24DROIT DES CONTRATS SPECIAUX 2L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined62
D6NDBI24DROIT DES BIENSL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined62
D6NHPD24HISTOIRE ET PHILOSOPHIE DES DROITS DE L’HOMMEL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined32
D6NRGO24RÉGIME GÉNÉRAL DES OBLIGATIONSL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined62
D6NSOC24DROIT DES SOCIÉTÉS 2L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined122
D6NTRA24DROIT DU TRAVAIL 2 L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined122
D6OAEN24APPROPRIATION ET REPRÉSENTATION DES ESPACES NATURELSL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined32
D6OEFR24ÉPISTÉMOLOGIE ET FABRIQUE DE LA RECHERCHEL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined32
D6OEIS24ESPACE, IMAGES ET SONS 3L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined32
D6OEPO24ENJEUX ET POLITIQUES DE DÉVELOPPEMENTL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined42
D6OGES24GÉOGRAPHIES SENSIBLESL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined32
D6OOQQ24OUTILS QUANTITATIFS ET QUALITATIFSL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined42
D6OPCO24PARTICIPATION ET CONFLITS TERRITORIAUXL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined32
D6OPHE24POLITIQUES DE L’HABITATL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined42
D6OSIG24SYSTEME D’INFORMATION GÉOGRAPHIQUE (SIG) 2L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined42
D6OTER24TERRITOIRE ET TRANSITIONS L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined32
D6RDBI24DROIT DES BIENSL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined122
D6RPSP24DROIT PÉNAL SPÉCIAL DES PERSONNESL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined62
D6RSOC24DROIT DES SOCIÉTÉS 2L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined62
D6RTRA24DROIT DU TRAVAIL 2 L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined62
D6UCOA24CONTENTIEUX ADMINISTRATIF L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined122
D6UCON24CONTENTIEUX ADMINISTRATIF L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined62
D6UCUJ24CULTURE JURIDIQUEL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined32
D6UDIP24DROIT INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC 2L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined62
D6UDPFP24DROIT DE LA FONCTION PUBLIQUEL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined62
D6UFPU24DROIT DE LA FONCTION PUBLIQUEL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined122
D6UIPU24DROIT INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC 2L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined122
D6USCA24SCIENCE ADMINISTRATIVEL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined32
D6UUEU24DROIT DE L’UNION EUROPÉENNE 2L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined122
D6UUNE24DROIT DE L’UNION EUROPÉENNE 2L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined62
D7ACUE24CONTENTIEUX DE L’UNION EUROPÉENNEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined101
D7AETR24DROIT ÉTRANGERM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D7AIPU24INTRODUCTION AUX POLITIQUES DE L’UEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined31
D7AMIN24DROIT DU MARCHE INTÉRIEURM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined101
D7BDCC24DROIT DE LA CONCURRENCE M1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D7CASS24DROIT DES ASSURANCES M1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D7CEXE24DROIT DE L’EXECUTIONM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D7CIPR24DROIT INTERNATIONAL PRIVÉM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D7CPBA24DROIT PÉNAL DES BIENS ET DES AFFAIRES M1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined121
D7CPC224DROIT PATRIMONIAL DU COUPLEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D7CPCO24DROIT PATRIMONIAL DU COUPLEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined121
D7CSU224DROIT DES SURETÉSM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D7CSUR24DROIT DES SURETÉS M1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined121
D7DINT24MANAGEMENT INTERCULTURELM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D7EACO24ANALYSE DE LA CONCURRENCEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined91
D7EBDR24BASE DE DONNÉES RELATIONNELLES ET PROGRAMMATIONM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined61
D7EDAV24DATAMINING ET VISUALISATIONM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined61
D7EMET24MÉTHODE MICROÉCONOMÉTRIQUEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined91
D7EOPT24OPTIMISATION ET LOGISTIQUE SOUS PYTHONM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined61
D7FASS24DROIT DES ASSURANCESM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D7FDCO24DROIT DE LA CONCURRENCE M1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined131
D7GCCT24CONTENTIEUX CONSTITUTIONNELM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D7GCOL24DROIT DES COLLECTIVITÉS TERRITORIALESM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined101
D7GENV24DROIT DE L’ENVIRONNEMENTM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D7LCIN24CONTRATS INTERNATIONAUXM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined11
D7PCON24DROIT DE LA CONSTRUCTIONM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D7PHDP24HISTOIRE DU DROIT DU PATRIMOINEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D7RCCO24CONTENTIEUX CONSTITUTIONNELM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined101
D7RCUE24CONTENTIEUX DE L’UNION EUROPÉENNEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D7RDAS24DROIT DE L’AIDE ET DE L’ACTION SOCIALEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined61
D7RDCP24DROIT DE LA COMMANDE PUBLIQUEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined101
D7RDET24DROIT DES ÉTRANGERS M1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D7RGBC24GESTION BUDGETAIRE ET COMPTABLE PUBLIQUEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined61
D7RPPU24POLITIQUEs PUBLIQUEsM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined61
D7SCTR24DROIT DES CONDITIONS DE TRAVAILM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined131
D7SCTX24CONTENTIEUX SOCIALM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D7SPRS24DROIT DE LA PROTECTION SOCIALEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined131
D7TPSO24DROIT DE LA PROTECTION SOCIALEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined61
D7TSSA24DROIT DU système DE SANTÉ M1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined61
D7UPAY24PAYSAGE ET ENVIRONNEMENTM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined41
D7USTE24SCIENCE DU TERRITOIRE : CONSTRUCTION DES SAVOIRS ET UTILITÉS SOCIALESM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined11
D7UTIN24production et traitement de l’informationM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined31
D7YACP24ACTION PUBLIQUE ET TERRITOIRESM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined41
D7YDEN24DROIT DE L’ENVIRONNEMENTM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined101
D8AAEU24DROIT ADMINISTRATIF EUROPÉENM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined32
D8ACEH24DROIT DE LA CONVENTION EUROPÉENNE DES DROITS DE L’HOMMEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined102
D8AECO24DROIT EUROPÉEN DE LA CONCURRENCEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined102
D8AGEE24GRANDS ENJEUX EUROPÉENSM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined32
D8APCE24PRATIQUES DES CONTENTIEUX EN EUROPEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined32
D8BBAV24DROIT DES BREVETS APPROFONDI ET OBTENTION VÉGÉTALESM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined62
D8BBDM24BIOÉTHIQUE ET DROIT MÉDICALM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined32
D8BEJR24ENVIRONNEMENT JURIDIQUE DES INDUSTRIES EN BIOTECHNOLOGIESM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined42
D8BPIN24DROIT DE LA PROPRIÉTÉ INTELLECTUELLEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined62
D8BTAN24TECHNIQUE CONTRACTUELLE EN ANGLAISM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined32
D8BTFR24TECHNIQUE CONTRACTUELLE EN FRANÇAISM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined32
D8CBDM24BIOÉTHIQUE ET DROIT MÉDICALM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined42
D8CDSC24DROIT DES SUCCESSIONSM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined42
D8CEDI24DROIT DES ENTREPRISES EN DIFFICULTÉM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined62
D8CPCI24PROCÉDURE CIVILEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined132
D8CPEI24DROIT DE LA PEINEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined132
D8DFSU24DROIT DES SUCCESSIONSM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined122
D8ECSU24CLASSIFICATION SUPERVISÉESM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined42
D8EDLO24DEVELOPPEMENTS LOGICIELS 1M1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined42
D8EMKR24MARKETING ET ANALYSEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined92
D8EPRI24PRICING ET SEGMENTATION M1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined92
D8ESUP24SUPPLAY CHAIN ET SOFTWARE AND ENGINEERM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesEconomyFrenchTo be determined42
D8FBAN24DROIT BANCAIRE M1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined42
D8FEDI24DROIT DES ENTREPRISES EN DIFFICULTÉM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined92
D8FFAF24DROIT FISCAL DES AFFAIRESM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined92
D8FPAF24DROIT PUBLIC DES AFFAIRESM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined42
D8FPIN24DROIT DE LA PROPRIÉTÉ INTELLECTUELLEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined42
D8GFLO24FINANCES LOCALESM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined72
D8GGSP24DROIT ET GESTION DES SERVICES PUBLICSM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined102
D8GPCO24DROIT PUBLIC DE LA CONCURRENCE M1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined72
D8GURB24DROIT DE L’URBANISMEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined102
D8NBAN24DROIT BANCAIREM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined92
D8NIMM24DROIT IMMOBILIERM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined62
D8NPCI24PROCÉDURE CIVILEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined42
D8PFAC24DROIT FISCAL DES AFFAIRESM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined42
D8PIMM24DROIT IMMOBILIERM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined122
D8PLIB24DROIT DES LIBÉRALITÉSM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined62
D8RCED24DROIT DE LA CONVENTION EUROPÉENNE DES DROITS DE L’HOMMEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined72
D8RPCO24DROIT PUBLIC DE LA CONCURRENCEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined102
D8RURB24DROIT DE L’URBANISMEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined72
D8SDTR24DROIT PÉNAL DU TRAVAILM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined42
D8SRTP24RELATIONS DE TRAVAIL DANS LES SERVICES PUBLICSM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined42
D8SSAF24DROIT SOCIAL DES AFFAIRESM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined92
D8SSEU24DROIT SOCIAL EUROPÉENM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined42
D8TBDM24BIOÉTHIQUE ET DROIT MÉDICALM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined62
D8YGDR24GÉOGRAPHIE DU DROITM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined42
D8YNPA24DROIT de LA NATURE ET DU PAYSAGEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawFrenchTo be determined102
DESS01ÉPISTÉMOLOGIE DES SCIENCES SOCIALESL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined32
DESS02ANTHROPOLOGIE POLITIQUEL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
DESS03SOCIOLOGIE DES DISCRIMINATIONSL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined71
DESS04SOCIOLOGIE DE LA MONDIALISATIONL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined72
DESS05CRISES ET CONFLITSL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined41
DESS06ENJEUX POLITIQUES CONTEMPORAINSL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined42
DESS07ENJEUX POLITIQUES INTERNATIONAUXL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined41
DESS08INTRODUCTION AUX éTUDES DE GENREL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined71
DESS09MULTILATERALISME(S) CONTEMPORAIN(S)L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & Political sciencesFrenchTo be determined72
DESS10système D’INFORMATION GÉOGRAPHIQUEM1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesGeographyFrenchTo be determined11
DESS11LEGAL ENGLISH: UK CONSTITUTIONAL LAWL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & languagesEnglishTo be determined51
DESS12LEGAL ENGLISH: US CONSTITUTIONAL LAWL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & languagesEnglishTo be determined52
DESS13UK CONSTITUTIONAL LAWL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & languagesEnglishTo be determined21
DESS14US CONSTITUTIONAL LAWL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & languagesEnglishTo be determined22
DESS15COMMON LAW CRIMINAL AND TORT LAWL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & languagesEnglishTo be determined21
DESS16ENGLISH CONTRACT LAWL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & languagesEnglishTo be determined22
DESS17LEGAL ENGLISH: CRIMINAL AND TORT LAWL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & languagesEnglishTo be determined51
DESS18LEGAL ENGLISH: ENGLISH CONTRACT LAWL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & languagesEnglishTo be determined52
DESS19LEGAL ENGLISH: US PROPERTY LAWL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & languagesEnglishTo be determined41
DESS20MOOT COURT (US LAW)L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & languagesEnglishTo be determined32
DESS21US PROPERTY LAWL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLaw & languagesEnglishTo be determined21
DESS22EUROPEAN COMPETITION LAWM2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawEnglishTo be determined31
DESS23EUROPEAN LOBBYINGM2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesLawEnglishTo be determined21
L1KHIS24Introduction to International Relations 2L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishIn this course you will explore and analyze one of the most important sets of issues in international relations today human security and conflict. Through an analysis and exploration of the diverse manifestations of conflict and security we will strive to understand the deeper issues behind the multiple security threats states and non-state actors, including citizens face today. We will study and familiarize ourselves with the complexities both on a theoretical and practical level the security issues we face as both citizens. We will acquire knowledge on how conflicts (ethnic, etc.) are fought, and why. And what tools (spying, counterterrorism, diplomacy) can and are used to combat these threats.42
L1KMET24Introduction to International Relations 1L1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThe course intends to introduce students to the main theoretical approaches of international relations (Realism, Liberalism, Marxism, constructivism, and so on) in the objective to make them familiar with the main notions and concepts of the discipline (interest, value, norms, dependency, identity and so on). The course also considers the main actors and issues in international relations (state, intergovernmental organizations, nongovernmental organizations, war, peace, international justice, terrorism and so on).42
L1KRIN24US Constitutional Law and Political InstitutionsL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis course examines the foundations and development of the United States Constitution and its impact on American political institutions. Students will explore key constitutional principles, landmark Supreme Court cases, and the functioning of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches. The course also delves into the balance of powers, federalism, and the role of civil liberties and rights in shaping American democracy. Through analysis and discussion, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the constitutional framework that underpins the U.S. political system and contemporary political debates.42
L2KDRO24History of International RelationsL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis introductory course, "History of International Relations," explores the evolution of the international system since 1914. Students will examine key events, ideologies, and figures that have shaped global interactions and conflicts, including the development of imperialism, the world wars, the Cold War, and the rise of international organizations. Through a combination of lectures, readings, and discussions, the course aims to provide a foundational understanding of the historical context behind contemporary international relations, fostering critical thinking about how past events influence current global dynamics. Emphasis will be placed on the interplay between political, economic, and social factors in the development of international policies and treaties41
L2KDRO24History of International RelationsL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis introductory course, "History of International Relations," explores the evolution of the international system since 1914. Students will examine key events, ideologies, and figures that have shaped global interactions and conflicts, including the development of imperialism, the world wars, the Cold War, and the rise of international organizations. Through a combination of lectures, readings, and discussions, the course aims to provide a foundational understanding of the historical context behind contemporary international relations, fostering critical thinking about how past events influence current global dynamics. Emphasis will be placed on the interplay between political, economic, and social factors in the development of international policies and treaties42
L2KLAW24Introduction to methodology and research in social sciencesL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishTo be determined42
L2KRIN24Introduction to constitutional law and French political institutionsL1Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishTo be determined42
L3KHIS24History of ideas and IR: imperialism and sovereigntyL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis class bring together three fields - international relations, colonial history and the history of ideas - to provide a contextualized approach to the creation, rise and fall of the East India Company (EIC). This exploration will shed light on the complex history and evolution of concepts that now form the basis of our political and international relations theory: the State and its sovereignty, the rule of law, globalization, liberalism and free trade, the public/private divide, etc. The Company, created in 1600, became the ruler of most of the Indian sub-continent in 1757 until the Crown took over in 1858. We usually do not realize what this means: a private actor, a corporation, was granted by charter, with not only a trade monopoly but also sovereign rights over a territory and population that was much larger than the territory and population of the main European States.41
L3KHIS24History of ideas and IR: imperialism and sovereigntyL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis class bring together three fields - international relations, colonial history and the history of ideas - to provide a contextualized approach to the creation, rise and fall of the East India Company (EIC). This exploration will shed light on the complex history and evolution of concepts that now form the basis of our political and international relations theory: the State and its sovereignty, the rule of law, globalization, liberalism and free trade, the public/private divide, etc. The Company, created in 1600, became the ruler of most of the Indian sub-continent in 1757 until the Crown took over in 1858. We usually do not realize what this means: a private actor, a corporation, was granted by charter, with not only a trade monopoly but also sovereign rights over a territory and population that was much larger than the territory and population of the main European States.42
L3KLAW24Modern History: History of Trade CorporationsL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis class is a sequel to last semester’s course. We will keep on bringing three fields together: international relations, colonial history and the history of ideas, in order to provide a contextualized approach to the origins of the British rule in India **(EIC). This exploration will shed light on the complex history and evolution of concepts that now form the basis of our political and international relations theory: the State and its sovereignty, the rule of law, globalization, liberalism and free trade, the public/private divide, etc. Our approximate point of departure will be the turning point (1757) when the EIC went from being a “mere” merchant company to the effective ruler of a sub-continent that was vastly larger and more populated than the British isles where it came from. The semester will be divided into two main parts, following the chronology:  a first part will deal with the challenges the EIC encountered, both coming from the situation in India and from the gradual re-asserting, by the British Crown, of its sovereign powers (completed in 1858, when the Crown took over)  a second part will consider the general challenge of administrating India, with a specific focus on the establishment of the rule of law through its system of courts and the codification of Indian customs42
L3KRIN24Dynamics of International ExchangesL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis course addresses questions such as: Who runs the international trading system? More generally, what are the causes and consequences of capital mobility? What—if anything—differentiates "globalization" today from earlier periods of economic openness? And does development aid help or harm developing countries? What impact does foreign direct investment by multinational corporations have on states? We focus on the politics of trade and the politics of money and finance, but also looks at development, regional integration and black market issues in IPE. We examine the role of states, international and domestic institutions, and other factors in the international economic system. We focus on the European Union and the United States in the world economy, but also consider other advanced industrialized countries as well as a number of developing countries.41
L3KRIN24Dynamics of International ExchangesL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis course addresses questions such as: Who runs the international trading system? More generally, what are the causes and consequences of capital mobility? What—if anything—differentiates "globalization" today from earlier periods of economic openness? And does development aid help or harm developing countries? What impact does foreign direct investment by multinational corporations have on states? We focus on the politics of trade and the politics of money and finance, but also looks at development, regional integration and black market issues in IPE. We examine the role of states, international and domestic institutions, and other factors in the international economic system. We focus on the European Union and the United States in the world economy, but also consider other advanced industrialized countries as well as a number of developing countries.42
L4KDRO24Security. risk and uncertainty in IRL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis course, "Security, Risk, and Uncertainty in International Relations," delves into the complexities of global security in an unpredictable world. Students will examine practical approaches to understanding and managing security threats, including traditional military conflicts, terrorism, cyber threats, and environmental challenges. The course will explore how states and international organizations assess and respond to risks, the impact of uncertainty on decision-making processes, and the strategies employed to mitigate these risks. Through case studies, simulations, and critical discussions, students will develop a nuanced understanding of how security is conceptualized and pursued in the international arena, preparing them to navigate and analyze the volatile landscape of global politics.42
L4KHIS24Law and international institutionsL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishTo be determined42
L4KRIN24Politicians and nationalists in Spanish-speaking countriesL2Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishTo be determined42
L5KDRO24Comparative Political Régimes & Const Law UEL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis advanced course, "Comparative Political Regimes and Constitutional Law in Europe," offers an in-depth analysis of the political systems and constitutional frameworks of European countries, with a particular focus on contemporary challenges. Students will examine the structures and functions of various political regimes, comparing democratic institutions, rule of law, and governance across the continent. The course will address pressing issues such as the rise of populism and extremism, the impact of globalization on national sovereignty, and the evolving role of the European Union. Students will explore how these factors influence political stability, citizen engagement, and policy-making in Europe. This course aims to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of the dynamic political landscape in Europe and the skills to critically assess its future trajectories.41
L5KDRO24Comparative Political Régimes & Const Law UEL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis advanced course, "Comparative Political Regimes and Constitutional Law in Europe," offers an in-depth analysis of the political systems and constitutional frameworks of European countries, with a particular focus on contemporary challenges. Students will examine the structures and functions of various political regimes, comparing democratic institutions, rule of law, and governance across the continent. The course will address pressing issues such as the rise of populism and extremism, the impact of globalization on national sovereignty, and the evolving role of the European Union. Students will explore how these factors influence political stability, citizen engagement, and policy-making in Europe. This course aims to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of the dynamic political landscape in Europe and the skills to critically assess its future trajectories.42
L5KLAW24International Issues for and in EuropeL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis class will introduce students to the history of the European relations with other parts of the world as well as to the study of the European Union (EU) as a global player. Chronologically, the course will focus on the second post-world war period. The course will analyze how European countries reorganize their relations and cooperation after World War 2 and try to respond to the global economy. It shows how they band together to exert influence on world events. We will focus on the relations of the EU with the Eastern neighborhood, before and after the cold car, on the relations with the Mediterranean and African countries, with Asia and America. Analyzing the different kind of agreements and relations the EU maintains with third countries or regional organizations, we will focus on the instruments and the strategies developed by the EU and its member countries in order to influence the external world. Finally, the course will show the efforts of the EU to promote a global governance in actual world and its contribution to the organs of the global governance (G7/8, G20, UN family organizations) and it will consider the influence of ‘regionalism’ in shaping the external action of the EU.42
L5KRIN24Human right and International Criminal LawL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis course explores the intersection of international criminal law and human rights, focusing on the legal frameworks, institutions, and case studies that address crimes against humanity, war crimes, and genocide. Students will critically examine the challenges and opportunities in enforcing human rights and prosecuting international crimes42
L6KDRO24Régional Non Western Political IssuesL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishThis course provides a broad overview of political processes and institutions in non European countries such as Sub Saharan Africa. The goal is to introduce students to the, challenges to the legitimacy of governing authorities, and current events affecting state stability in important regions of the world. Students will leave this course with solid general knowledge of a part of World’s non Western regions politics, and a strong framework for future study of specific regions.42
L6KHIS24Regional and thematic history (outer European)L3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishTo be determined42
L6KLAW24Law and EU institutionsL3Faculty of Law, Economics and Social SciencesPolitics and International RelationsEnglishTo be determined42
M2MPHI21Philosophy of mindL1MedicineSTATE DEGREES MedicineEnglishNeuroscience is a stakeholder in biological knowledge as well as immunology or endocrinology. Yet it has this particular feature of also providing biological knowledge of cognitive processes at work in the human mind: it is a biological science of the mind. Neuroscience thus brings indispensable material to answer long-raised philosophical questions such as: what is the relation between the mind and the body? "Where" is consciousness in the brain? How can it emerge from a heap of cells? Can on think without being aware of it? May a computer be conscious one day? What is a "representation"? What are the faculties into which the mind could be divided up? Could I transfer my consciousness to a computer? Can we know all about colors and their perception through neurobiology, or does subjective experience of colors bring additional knowledge? Are there two persons inhabiting the body of a "split-brain" person? What is "seen" exactly in a hallucination? This very lively field of philosophy exert a strong influence on the most proéminents actors of neuroscience: it stimulates their thinking and specify their most general questions. This course is dedicated to a presentation of the main problems and positions in this field. 41
M2MEXP21 Functional Explorations and Technologies in Practice and Biomedical ResearchM2MedicineSTATE DEGREES MedicineFrench/EnglishThe course is taught by 10 academics involved in biomedical research. It includes a theoretical part of 20 minutes and then it is illustrated with clinical examples of exploration techniques in the field of research mainly in neurophysiology and cardiology. These applications are extracted from our publications in English or from anglophone articles of reference. The current educational materials are PowerPoint presentations and an exercise done at the end of the course. These exercises consist in the interpretation of figures in scientific articles.41
S4VINT24Interdisciplinary workshopsL2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs : Permettre aux étudiants de mener à bien une réalisation concrète qui leur permet d’enrichir leurs savoirs, de développer des compétences et d’affiner leurs méthodes via l’élaboration d’un tutoriel scientifique. Découvrir les liens qui existent entre les différentes disciplines et percevoir la cohérence des savoirs universitaires. Compétences acquises : Acquisition de méthodes de travail : élaboration progressive puis choix stabilisé d’une problématique, choix d’un support adapté de réalisation, présentation synthétique, respect d’un échéancier, mise en place d’une manipulation scientifique- Acquisition d’une autonomie, maîtrise de la recherche documentaire, de l’outil informatique et d’Internet, de l’expression orale - Acquisition de méthodes liées à la création d’un support numérique. - Utilisation des connaissances acquises dans au moins 2 disciplines. TD : les étudiants réaliseront des projets sélectionnés par l’équipe pédagogique en s’appuyant sur plusieurs disciplines scientifiques. La démarche doit impérativement comporter des phases de recherche et d’exploitation de documents. Ce travail documentaire permet, à son tour, d’affiner la problématique et de décider de la réalisation la plus cohérente avec le sujet choisi. L ‘évaluation prendra en compte la qualité de l’information scientifique sélectionnée, la mise en évidence de l’interdisciplinarité dans le traitement du sujet et enfin la qualité de sa présentation sous la forme d’un support multimédia. Cet enseignement est effectué sous la direction d’enseignants d’au moins 2 disciplines différentes qui seront des personnes ressources tout au long de l’élaboration du projet.22
S7UECO24Behavioral ecologyM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster biology ecology evolutionFrench"Objectifs pédagogiques : Les étudiants maîtriseront les notions d’optimisation et de fitness, centraux en écologie comportementale, dans le contexte de l’évolution des traits d’histoire de vie. Ils sauront clairement définir des hypothèses et prédictions alternatives permettant d’expliquer les changements qui sont parfois observés au niveau de ces traits d’histoire de vie. Compétences acquises : - Méthodologiques : Les étudiants apprendront à formuler des hypothèses et prédictions sous forme graphique, à l’oral et à l’écrit. Ils apprendront aussi à lire, décrypter, interpréter et critiquer des résultats issus d’articles scientifiques. - Techniques : Lecture et analyse critique d’articles scientifiques en anglais " 21
S7UEQU24Quantitative ecologyM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster biology ecology evolutionFrench"Objectifs pédagogiques : Les étudiants devront savoir d’une part modéliser la croissance des populations et d’autre part prédire le comportement asymptotique de ces populations. Pour cela ils utiliseront les modèles vus en CM et en TD ainsi que les outils de programmation et de résolution appris en TP. Compétences acquises : - Méthodologiques : Calcul matriciel – Résolution d’équations différentielles - Principes de base de la programmation - Techniques : Utilisation des logiciels R et POPULUS " 21
S7UMO424Ecosystemic servicesM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster biology ecology evolutionFrench"Objectifs pédagogiques : Les services écosystémiques sont les multiples avantages que la nature apporte à la société. Ils regroupent classiquement les services d’approvisionnement, de régulation, de soutien et les services culturels. Ce module se concentrera sur les bases théoriques et conceptuelles qui entrent en jeu dans la définition et la quantification des services rendus par les écosystèmes. Il permettra de consolider et d’approfondir des notions liées notamment à l’économie et aux politiques de gestion des services écosystémiques à travers plusieurs études de cas. L’accent sera mis sur les potentialités des écosystèmes régionaux, afin d’en faire découvrir la richesse et la diversité, les problématiques associées (filières directement dépendantes des services) et les structures locales ressources en matière de préservation et de valorisation. Grâce à l’intervention de plusieurs professionnels de la gestion et de l’exploitation durable de divers milieux naturels ou semi-naturels (milieux humides, gestion forestière, agrosystèmes en exploitation biologique), l’étudiant sera à même de comprendre la nécessité de la préservation et de l’évaluation continue des principaux services écosystémiques dans une démarche globale d’intégration environnementale des activités humaines. Compétences acquises: Démarche d’interdisciplinarité, analyse de processus " 21
S3GGEO24Quantitative GeomorphologyL2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBachelor Earth and Environmental SciencesEnglishThis course is in an introduction to modern techniques used in quantitative geomorphology. It focuses on major erosional processes, dating methods, erosion rates measurements and modelling techniques (analogue and numerical). We will also investigate interactions between erosion, tectonics and climate and their influence on mountain ranges evolution.31
S6TSTR24Structural Geology - 2L3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBachelor Earth and Environmental SciencesFrenchThis course focuses on deformation markers in both brittle and ductile settings. We also analyse the main structural patterns in mountain ranges, as well as the role of fluids in the mechanics of deformation. Requirements: Basics in Structural Geology32
S3VBCE24Cell biology and signalizationL2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrench/EnglishObjectifs : Cet enseignement permet d’approfondir l’enseignement reçu en L1. La compréhension et la maîtrise du cours seront essentielles pour aborder l’étude de mécanismes physiologiques plus complexes. L’objectif est de comprendre la place de la cellule animale dans son environnement et la manière dont elle peut réagir par les modifications de son cytosquelette. Ces notions seront abordées et intégrées dans l’enseignement en prenant comme exemple des processus plus complexes qui pourront être l’inflammation, la coagulation, la réparation tissulaire, les nanotechnologies, les métastases. Les mécanismes moléculaires mis en jeu dans la perception et la transmission intracellulaire du signal seront appréhendés et illustrés au travers de réponses physiologiques de la cellule animale et végétale. Ce qui permettra aux étudiants d’aborder les bases fondamentales de la signalisation cellulaire. Compétences acquises : Démarche expérimentale : Description et Analyse de résultats expérimentaux. Acquisition du vocabulaire en relation avec l’enseignement, exploitation des données du cours dans des processus physiologiques complexes. Cours : Cytosquelette et mouvements cellulaires, Processus de reconnaissance et d’adhésion cellulaire, Relation cellules et matrice extracellulaire, Communication intercellulaire. - Intégration des mécanismes moléculaires intervenant dans la signalisation cellulaire. Perception du signal : notion de récepteurs membranaires et cytoplasmiques, récepteurs couplés aux protéines G, récepteurs avec ou sans activité kinase. - Transduction du signal : les différentes voies de signalisation, les seconds messagers (AMPc, IP3, Ca2+), les kinases (MAPkinase, PI3kinase/Akt) - TD : Analyse de résultats d’article ayant traits à l’inflammation, la coagulation, la réparation tissulaire ou les métastases du point de vue structural et fonctionnel. Méthodes d’étude des voies de signalisation, en se basant sur des techniques de biologie cellulaire, de biochimie et d’imagerie cellulaire Les TD et TP sont en anglais et les CM en français.31
S4VPHA24Introduction to pharmacologyL2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs pédagogiques : L’étudiant devra être capable de prédire l’évolution de la concentration plasmatique d’une substance après administration sur un organisme sain ou pathologique. Compétences acquises : Méthodologiques : Maitrise du modèle linéaire mono-compartimental. Techniques : Utilisation d’outils numériques permettant l’application du modèle linéaire mono-compartimental. Cours : Introduction à la Pharmacodynamie et à la Pharmacocinétique. Description du système LADME. Physiologie des voies d’administration et d’élimination. Notion de volume de distribution, de temps de demi-vie d’absorption, plasmatique et d’élimination), de Débit de filtration glomérulaire (DFG)… Interactions médicamenteuses, variabilité inter-individuelle, … TD : Etude de cas concrets. TP : Application du modèle linéaire mono-compartimental sur outils numérique32
S4VMOL24Molecular biologyL2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrench/EnglishLes TD et TP sont en anglais et les CM en français. Objectifs : L’objectif est d’introduire les principes de base sur la manipulation des acides nucléiques. Sur la base du fonctionnement de l’ADN/ARN et les enzymes modificatrices des acides nucléiques, des techniques sont présentées qui permettent l’analyse des acides nucléiques, et le clonage et l’expression d’un gène. Compétences acquises : Structure et éléments régulateurs de l’ADN/ARN ; Fonctionnement des enzymes de restriction, les enzymes de modifiction, et de la réplication de l’ADN. Structure et utilisation des vecteurs pour le clonage. Analyse de l’ADN/ARN par Southern/Northern blot, séquençage, cartographie de restriction, PCR Cours : Les acides nucléiques : l’influence de leur structure et leur séquence sur les manipulations en pratique- Les outils : les enzymes utilisés lors de la manipulation et l’analyse de l’ADN/ANR. Les vecteurs pour le clonage et l’expression de l’ADN recombinante - Les stratégies : comment fait-on pour analyser, isoler, et exprimer un gène. TD : Exercices sur les principes de manipulation enzymatique de l’ADN pour le clivage et clonage et caractérisation par analyse de restriction. Analyse des biomarqueurs par PCR, blot (Southern, Northern, Western) et séquençage. TP : Analyse de restriction d’un plasmide. 32
S0HTER24Field trip: Lowlands and coastal watershedsM2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Hydrosystems and WatershedsFrench/English5-day field trip in Normandy and Brittany focusing on hydrological, sedimentological and pollution issues in the lowlands and coastal watersheds. Requirements: Participation subject to conditions (number of students, travel with minivans)32
S9HECL24Field trip: Fluvial system management in mountain areasM2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Hydrosystems and WatershedsFrench/English5-day field trip in the French Alps focusing on environmental and management issues (water ressources, water quality, avalanches and landslides, debris flows, flooding risks, management and preservation of construction works) associated to geological, geomorphological, hydrological and paleoclimatic settings of watersheds in mountains. Requirements: Participation subject to conditions (number of students, travel with minivans and bedroom availability)41
S8UEPH24Molecular evolution and phylogeneticsM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster biology ecology evolutionFrench"Objectifs pédagogiques : Elaboration et conduite d’un programme de travail dans un contexte professionnel scientifique. Compétences acquises : - Méthodologiques : Etablissement d’un programme de travail Préparation et conduite du travail Analyse critique du travail effectué Rédaction d’un rapport - Techniques :Fonction du sujet de stage " 32
S4UBDC24Conception of databasesL2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyDegree in Information TechnologyFrenchObjectifs — Dresser un panorama des techniques, modèles et algorithmes de conception de bases de données. Comprendre des mécanismes de conception et implémentation de bases de données. Etudier la théorie des contraintes d’intégrité dans le modèle relationnel Contenu — Critères de qualité de bases de données : Interrogation et mise à jour d’une base de données de mauvaise qualité, identification des principaux problèmes, anomalies de mise à jour. Contraintes d’intégrité : dépendances fonctionnelles, dépendances d’inclusion, dépendances multivaluées. Normalisation : formes normales, algorithmes de normalisation. Application à la création de base de données sur un SGBD de référence. Interrogation avancée : vues, curseurs, procédures et fonctions. Prérequis : Connaissances de base de bases de données relationnelles42
S6V62B24Molecular microbiologyL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs : Connaissance et compréhension, en bactériologie, des facteurs intervenant dans l’architecture, la plasticité du génome, la morphogenèse et le cycle de la cellule bactérienne etleurs liens dans les capacités évolutives et adaptatives des bactéries ; en virologie, des mécanismes moléculaires permettant aux virus de se multiplier dans- et au dépend de la cellule hôte, ainsi que l’intégration des notions d’espèces et de quasi espèces ; en parasitologie, des mécanismes moléculaires impliqués dans la variation antigénique chez certains parasites. Aptitude à mobiliser des connaissances et des raisonnements acquis dans d’autres domaines de la biologie. Capacité à communiquer et à s’ouvrir à un travail collaboratif à travers l’analyse et la présentation d’articles rédigés en langue anglaise. CM Bactériologie : Organisation du génome des procaryotes ; particularités - Plasmides, éléments génétiques mobiles - Cytosquelette - Variations, mutations.CM Virologie : Génomique virale comparée - Quasi-espèces - Mécanismes transcriptionnels et post-transcriptionnels particuliers aux virus. - Régulation post-transcriptionnelle des gènes viraux (épissage, miR, editing, etc…) - Détournement de la machine traductionnelle par les virus - Implication de ces mécanismes dans le shut off de la cellule infectée.CM Parasitologie : Génomique fonctionnelle - Mécanismes impliqués dans la variation antigénique (épigénétique, régulation de la transcription, modification de l’ARN…).TD : Applications du cours sous forme d’exercices - Présentation d’articles.TP : CMI/CMB - - Sélection de mutants - Conjugaison bactérienne. Prérequis : Pré-requis : avoir suivi un enseignement de microbiologie générale et de génétique et/ou de biologie moléculaire82
S5V52A24Molecular strategies of cell studiesL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs : Cette UE a pour objectif de donner aux étudiants les outils nécessaires pour l’analyse moléculaire de processus biologiques par l’élaboration de plans expérimentaux pouvant conduire à la rédaction d’un projet. Cette démarche intégrée est applicable aussi bien à l’étude d’une population, qu’au fonctionnement d’un tissu, d’une cellule procaryote ou une cellule eucaryote. Compétences acquises : La connaissance disciplinaire des outils moléculaires de la génomique, transcriptomique, protéomique. La démarche scientifique de choix de techniques pour répondre à une question biologique, d’un esprit critique de la mise en place de plans expérimentaux. L’autonomie dans l’organisation du travail et de la réflexion scientifique. Cours : Introduction à la Planification et la gestion de la recherche. Conceptualisation, mise en place d’un projet expérimental. Technologies d’analyse de l’ADN (hybridation, PCR, séquencage, bio-informatique). Stratégies d’analyse moléculaire utilisant l’ADN (marqueurs moléculaires, clonage, base de données, empreintes génétiques, marqueurs épigénétiques) et de la modification des génomes (RNAi, CRISPR-Cas9). Protocoles expérimentaux pour l’étude de la production et la détection d’ARN- Le monde des petits ARN application aux cancers - Protocoles expérimentaux pour l’étude de la production et la détection des protéines - Etude des interactions acides nucléiques/protéines - Biotechnologie, Thérapie cellulaire et génique. TD : Analyse de résultats expérimentaux et analyse d’articles en anglais illustrant les notions développées en cours. Rédaction d’une revue scientifique sur un point technologique innovant. Construction d’un projet de recherche, rédaction d’un résumé vulgarisé. Exposé oral suivant le nombre d’étudiant. TP : Mise en place et réalisation d’un plan expérimental pour l’analyse de l’expression d’un gène en utilisant les outils de bio-informatique. Prérequis : Pré-requis : Avoir validé 80 ECTS et acquis de bonnes compétences en biologie cellulaire et moléculaire, en génétique et en biochimie ainsi qu’en méthodologie liée à ces trois domaines (niveau utilisation) = EP de Biologie cellulaire (I & II), de Biologie moléculaire, de Génétique moléculaire (I & II), et de Biochimie (I) de l’Université de Tours. - Cette UE nécessite une curiosité intellectuelle, une aptitude à se documenter en français et en anglais, une capacité à communiquer à l’écrit et à l’oral.81
S5V52C24Patho-physiology of the circulatory system and associated pathologiesL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs : Cet enseignement permettra aux étudiants, par une approche intégrative de notions cellulaires, biochimiques. Compétences acquises : Méthodologiques : réflexion sur la physiologie transposable à d’autres phénomènes biologiques. Techniques : Mesure de la tension mécanique – Mesure de l’activité ionique. Cours : Détournement de la fonction par les cellules non excitables- Exemples de la physiologie à la pathologie – Circulation lymphatique et pathologies – Circulation coronaire et/ou cérébrale et pathologie (resténose, plaque d’athérome…) – De la vasculogenèse à l’angiogenèse – Le sang et les pathologies. TD : Exercices sur les méthodes d’étude en physiologie cardiovasculaire- Etude de cas pathologique - simulation informatique. TP : Mesure des résistances transendothéliales et activité contractile du muscle lisse vasculaire.81
S6O63A24Behavioral biologyL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs pédagogiques : Les étudiants acquerront des connaissances dans les grands domaines de l’étude du comportement. Ils apprendront également les bases pour mener eux-mêmes une étude sur le comportement animal. Compétences acquises : Méthodologiques : Par le biais de travaux pratiques, les étudiants mèneront des études comportementales sur des animaux vivants. Techniques : Ils apprendront à manipuler des animaux vivants et établir un éthogramme. Ils devront définir une question, établir un protocole pour y répondre, collecter & analyser les données, interpréter les résultats et rédiger un rapport. Cours et TD : Introduction à l’étude du comportement animal - Développement des comportements (ontogénèse) - Stimuli et orientation - Contrôle du comportement, Rythme biologique -Physiologie et neurobiologie du comportement - Communication animale - Régimes d’appariement et soins parentaux - Relations prédateurs- proies : courses aux armements - Organisation sociale, coopération et altruisme - Comportements agressifs et théorie de jeux - Evolution du sexe et sex-ratio biaisé. TP : 3 séances de TP guidés : étude possible des différents types de comportements tels que les comportements sexuels, sociaux, de dominance, de ponte, etc... Chez différentes espèces animales. 3 séances de TP-projet : les étudiants développent et mènent une étude comportementale sur le sujet de leur choix.82
S5VPRO24Experimental transdisciplinary project and scientific analysis toolsL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs : Cette EP a pour but de sensibiliser les étudiants aux moyens de traiter une question biologique par l’élaboration de stratégies d’analyses, la mise en œuvre de méthodologies expérimentales complémentaires faisant appel à plusieurs champs disciplinaires, la présentation et l’analyse de leurs résultats en adoptant une démarche scientifique, tout en considérant la biologie de manière intégrée, de l’organisme à la molécule. Compétences acquises : Capacité de réflexion sur un projet scientifique - Elaboration d’un protocole scientifique - Mise en œuvre d’un protocole expérimental - Critique d’une stratégie d’analyses et de ses limites - Rédaction d’une synthèse et présentation de résultats– Analyse de résultats scientifiques. La problématique scientifique repose sur l’analyse de la réponse d’une plante à une interaction avec un pathogène sous différents aspects : physiologique, bactériologique, génétique, moléculaire et biochimique. Cours : Présentation générale du modèle d’étude et identification de problématiques scientifiques associées. TD : Outils à mettre en œuvre pour répondre à une question scientifique. Données pratiques à prendre en compte (calculs de dilution, molarité, dilution sérielle…). Présentation de résultats à l’identique d’une publication : droite étalon, histogrammes, résultats de gel. Méthodes d’analyse de résultats dans une démarche scientifique et rédaction d’un compte-rendu. TP : L’organisation de ce TP se fera sur la base de 16 étudiants par groupe, encadré par un enseignant. Le TP sera effectué sur une semaine en continu afin de mettre les étudiants en situation de mener et contrôler leur projet scientifique, de l’élaboration à l’analyse des résultats. Prérequis : Pré-requis : Avoir validé 90 ECTS et acquis des notions en biologie cellulaire et moléculaire, biochimie et microbiologie. Avoir des connaissances pratiques en expérimentation - Avoir des notions d’analyse de résultats scientifiques41
S3VGM224 Mendelian and Molecular Genetics 2L2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrench/EnglishLes TD et TP sont en anglais et les CM en français. Objectifs : Maîtrise des concepts avancés de la génétique à la fois mendélienne et moléculaire et du vocabulaire précis associé. Mise en œuvre de la démarche expérimentale et scientifique et de la rigueur associée. - Maîtrise de la notion d’échelle (molécule, cellules, organisme) et de la transversalité des concepts. Compétences acquises : Maîtrise du vocabulaire et des notions afférentes. Analyse scientifique de situations complexes. Notions avancées de Génétique des procaryotes et des eucaryotes. Aptitude au travail personnel. Cours : Réplication de l’ADN et sa régulation – Régulation de l’expression des gènes (chromatine – transcription – traduction) – Recombinaison et réparation de l’ADN –Notions de chaine de biosynthèse et complémentation - Cartographie des génomes eucaryotes et procaryotes. TD : Exercices d’applications sur les notions de cours. TP : Carte génétique pour 3 caractères chez la drosophile avec le logiciel Drosofly. Prérequis : Pré-requis : Avoir validé 40 ECTS - Avoir des notions de génétique moléculaire et mendélienne (procaryotes et eucaryotes)41
S5V53A24BacteriologyL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs : Approfondir les connaissances sur la physiologie et le mode de vie des bactéries, acquérir les concepts et approches techniques biochimiques et moléculaires pour l’identification des bactéries, intégrer le rôle des bactéries dans l’infectiologie, l’agro-alimentaire et les biotechnologies, comprendre les relations entre les bactéries et leurs environnements. Trouver l’information pertinente,exploiter ses connaissances et développer son analyse notamment à travers l’étude de cas clinique. Cours : Identification phénotypique et génotypique des bactéries - Bactérie et santé (biofilm, pathogénicité, facteur de virulence, antibactériens) - Bactérie et agro-alimentaire (réglementation, rôle dans les transformations alimentaires) - Génie microbiologique.TD : Applications du cours sous forme d’exercices - Etude de cas clinique - Présentation d’articles en langue française.TP : Identification bactérienne - Synthèse de biofilm. Prérequis : Pré-requis : avoir suivi un enseignement de microbiologie générale81
S5ORPO24Relations plants-organismsL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs: Cet enseignement permettra aux étudiants, par une approche intégrative de notions cellulaires, biochimiques et moléculaires, de comprendre les processus physiologiques impliqués dans l’adaptation des plantes aux contraintes biotiques de leur environnement : coévolution plantes-animaux (fleur qui ressemble à la femelle d’un insecte polinisateur, …), mécanismes de défense des plantes contre les micro-organismes pathogènes (gènes de résistances, notion de lutte biologique…) et de combat contre les herbivores (attraction des prédateurs,…). Acquisition de méthodes d’analyse intégrative de biochimie, de biologie moléculaire, d’histologie et des techniques de dosages physicochimiques (chromatographie en phase gazeuse). Compétences acquises : Méthodologiques : Méthodes d’analyses intégratives des processus physiologiques mis en route dans le cadre des interactions biotiques des plantes. Approfondissements moléculaires dans le cas des mécanismes de défense et de résistance des plantes contre des organismes pathogènes et des herbivores. Techniques : techniques de biochimie et de biologie moléculaire, histologie ; méthodes de mesures physicochimiques, chimie analytique (GC et CCM). CM, TD : Interactions plantes - organismes vivants : relations bénéfiques (micro-organismes et insectes) et parasitisme (phytopathologie et ravageurs). TP : Relations compatibles et incompatibles entre plantes et bactéries phytopathogènes (analyse de métabolites par GC et CCM). 51
S6V62C24Enzymes: Function and therapeutic targetingL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs et Compétences acquises : UE visant à renforcer ses connaissances de base en biochimie. Deux angles complémentaires d’étude sont proposés. (A) Aspect fondamental : Approfondissement des connaissances acquises en enzymologie lors des semestres précédents de la licence. Régulation de l’activité enzymatique ; conséquences sur les systèmes métaboliques. (B) Aspect appliqué : Sensibilisation à l’utilisation des enzymes en biotechnologies Cours: Enzymes monomériques et polymériques - Coopérativité et allostérie; conséquences métaboliques - Mécanisme des réactions à deux substrats – Réactions couplées Oxydo-réductases, cytochromes et sous-produits de l’oxygène - Métabolisme des dérivés de l’azote et de l’oxygène - Structure et conformation du site actif - Etat de transition et analogues de substrat - Mécanismes de la catalyse enzymatique - Contrôle et régulation de l’activité enzymatique. Vitamines-coenzymes : éléments clés des voies métaboliques, conséquences pathologiques de leur déficit. Métabolisme énergétique de la cellule (phosphorylation oxydative). TP : Etude d’une enzyme allostérique. TD : Exercices d’application des principaux points traités en cours magistral Prérequis : Pré-requis : avoir suivi un enseignement en biochimie structurale, en biochimie métabolique et une introduction à l’enzymologie.82
S4VDVE24Biology of Reproduction and Vegetal developmentL2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs : Connaissance des mécanismes de la reproduction et des organes qui participent à cette fonction chez les végétaux supérieurs (Angiospermes). Etapes du développement embryonnaire et post embryonnaire des Angiospermes. Compétences acquises : Méthodologiques : Mise en évidence de structures (organes, tissus, cellules) des Angiospermes et restitution graphique des observations. Cet enseignement est un préalable à l’utilisation de techniques fines de marquage en microscopie réalisées en 3ème année. Techniques : Observation microscopique de coupes anatomiques, microdissection florale, utilisation d’une clé de détermination florale. Cours : Mécanismes conduisant au développement et au fonctionnement de l’appareil reproducteur des angiospermes (mise à fleur, fécondation…). Développement et organisation morphologique des appareils aérien, racinaire et floral des angiospermes. Diversité anatomique et fonctionnelle des différents types tissulaires ou cellulaires formés. TP : Anatomie des angiospermes. Restitution graphique de l’observation des organes végétaux chez les Monocotylédones et les dicotylédones. De la fleur au fruit et à la germination de la graine : suivi morphologique.42
S5OECO24Ecology BiodiversityL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs pédagogiques : Cet enseignement est une première approche des grands thèmes d’écologie des populations et de biodiversité ainsi que les applications possibles à la conservation des populations. Cours : seront abordés les principaux paramètres biodémographiques - la modélisation de la croissance d’une population dans différentes situations de développement en temps discret et continu et les interactions entre populations (par exemple : compétition et prédation). La biologie de la conservation sera abordée par l’étude de concepts liés à l’utilisation des outils génétiques pour recenser la biodiversité et décrire les interactions biotiques en particulier le "code barre" ADN, le metabarcoding et la génomique environnementale). L’impact des espèces invasives ainsi que l’impact de l’anthropisation et la disparition des habitats naturels seront également discutés. TD/TP : Utilisation des outils mathématiques et statistiques (utilisation du logiciel R) en biologie des populations, construction et interprétation d’une table de vie. Mise en place de protocoles pour recenser la biodiversité à l’aise d’outils génétiques, utilisation des bases de données génétiques en ligne (BOLD et Genbank), utilisation d’outils informatiques pour l’analyse de données génétiques de type barcode et metabarcode. Prérequis : Pré-requis : Avoir des notions de génétique de l’évolution (mutations génétiques, transmission héréditaire, sélection naturelle). Avoir des notions de phylogénie (comment lire un arbre phylogénétique, notion d’ancêtre commun).41
S3VMIC24General microbiologyL2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrench/EnglishLes TD et TP sont en anglais et les CM en français. Objectifs : S’initier à la Bactériologie, à la Virologie et à la Parasitologie Compétences acquises : Méthodologiques : Connaissance de la structure des principaux groupes des micro-organismes (bactéries, virus et parasites), des bases de leur classification et de leurs modes de multiplication. Compréhension, notamment pour les bactéries, de leurs interactions avec le monde vivant, de leurs rôles dans des infections, des moyens de les étudier, de les conserver et de les éliminer. Techniques : Capacité à travailler stérilement et à cultiver des bactéries en milieu liquide et en milieu gélosé. Aptitude à reconnaître et à différencier les bactéries par divers examens microscopiques et l’observation macroscopique des cultures. CM Bactériologie : Principes d’identification et de classification des bactéries - Structure de la cellule procaryote : éléments constants et inconstants - Nutrition et croissance bactérienne ; milieux de culture - Notions de virulence et de pathogénicité - Moyens de conservation et d’élimination. CM Virologie : Principes d’identification et de classification des virus - Structure des virus - Cycles de multiplication - Ces thématiques seront illustrées avec des virus des animaux (mammifères et invertébrés), des plantes et des bactéries. CM Parasitologie : A travers trois exemples, comprendre leur mode de vie, leur reproduction au sein de l’organisme hôte.TD : Applications du cours sous forme d’exercices. Présentations orales d’articles en langue française. TP : colorations et observations microscopiques, ensemencement des bactéries et observations macroscopiques des colonies et bouillons. 41
S4VDAN24Biology of Reproduction and Animal DevelopmentL2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs : Appréhender les modes de reproduction chez les vertébrés et les invertébrés et étudier les mécanismes de formation des cellules reproductrices et de l’embryon Connaitre les bases du développement embryonnaire et post embryonnaire Compétences acquises : Les étudiants auront acquis les bases fondamentales de la Biologie de la Reproduction et du développement embryonnaire des vertébrés CM : Biologie de la Reproduction animale : Les différents modes de reproduction chez les invertébrés et les vertébrés : reproduction asexuée et sexuée - La lignée germinale : origine, ségrégation et migration. - Le processus de formation et de différenciation des gamètes chez les vertébrés (plus particulièrement chez les mammifères et les amphibiens) : la gamétogenèse - Le contrôle endocrinien de la gamétogenèse : hormones hypophysaires et stéroïdiennes - Le mécanisme de la fécondation - L’infertilité mâle et femelle Biologie du développement animal : Les différents types d’œufs - Les grandes étapes du développement embryonnaire, en particulier chez les mammifères, les amphibiens et les oiseaux : La segmentation, la gastrulation, l’organogenèse - Les mécanismes de contrôle du développement embryonnaire : processus d’induction - Le développement post-embryonnaire : la métamorphose, les contrôles endocriniens TD : Exercices approfondissant les CM - TP : Mise en évidence des organes de la reproduction chez les vertébrés et les invertébrés. Observation et description du développement embryonnaire chez les amphibiens. 42
S8UECO24Behavioral ecologyM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster biology ecology evolutionFrench"Objectifs pédagogiques : A l’issue de cette unité d’enseignement, l’étudiant devra maitriser les grands concepts et théories de l’Ecologie Comportementale. Il devra également savoir formuler des questions pertinentes dans le domaine et anticiper l’approche méthodologique permettant d’y répondre. Compétences acquises : - Méthodologiques : L’étudiant devra maitriser la démarche expérimentale, depuis formuler une question pertinente jusqu’à définir une méthode expérimentale adaptée. - Techniques : L’étudiant apprendra quelques techniques d’écologie chimique " 32
S5VBCE24Cellular and molecular biologyL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs : Cette EP permet de repréciser : les aspects de terminologie, les notions fondamentales (propriétés des ADN, chromosomes, génomes et flux de l’information) ; de favoriser la méthodologie de lecture des articles scientifiques, ainsi que de présenter les techniques de base permettant d’aborder les aspects spécifiques de cet enseignement. Compétences acquises : Au plan pédagogique, le cours s’appuie sur des exemples concrets issus d’articles scientifiques qui illustrent la mise en place de la démarche scientifique. Cela permet de développer chez l’étudiant la précision terminologique, la capacité à décrire les résultats expérimentaux, à proposer une interprétation dans le contexte expérimental, à maîtriser du choix des techniques, des protocoles et des stratégies pour répondre à un problème de biologie spécifique. Le contenu de ce cours est organisé en objectifs et en développement de compétences : connaître (une notion, …), comprendre (un mécanisme, …), décrire (un résultat expérimental …), valider (une expérience par un contrôle, …), interpréter (un ensemble de résultants expérimentaux, …), proposer (une hypothèse et des expériences complémentaires …) Cours : Acides nucléiques, Eléments de génomique, Enzymes et techniques relatives aux acides nucléiques, Chromosomes, Réplication, Cycle cellulaire, Réponses aux lésions du génome, Transcription et régulation de l’expression génique. Le fil conducteur de cet enseignement réside dans la description des modifications épigénétiques et celle de leur implication dans le fonctionnement cellulaire. TD : Compréhension du principe et des champs d’application des techniques employées, de l’interprétation des résultats et de leur validation (témoins, contrôles, …), à partir d’exemples issus de la littérature scientifique. Analyse d’article scientifique, mise à disposition et corrections des annales des années antérieures. Cet EP tendra à mettre en œuvre un système d’auto-évaluation du niveau et d’accompagnement des étudiants.41
S5V53C24Biomolecules: structures and functionsL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs et Compétences acquises : Cet enseignement a pour but d’apporter aux étudiants des connaissances solides dans le domaine de la biochimie générale. Seront développés les aspects structuraux des principales classes de molécules biologiques (protéines, sucres, lipides) et leur réactivité chimique ainsi que des éléments d’enzymologie générale. Les compétences acquises dans ce module permettront aux étudiants d’avoir une meilleure compréhension des phénomènes biologiques au niveau moléculaire. Cours : Structure et fonction des protéines: les différents niveaux d’organisation structurale, relations structure-fonction - Sucres et glycoprotéines: Structure et métabolisme des glycoconjugués, Sucres et reconnaissances cellulaires - Lipides et membranes: Constituants membranaires et principes de l’organisation membranaire, Transports membranaires - Enzymologie générale: Nomenclature et classification, spécificité d’action des enzymes, cinétique des réactions à un substrat, mesure des activités enzymatiques. TD : Exercices d’application portant sur : spectrophotométrie, structure des protéines, techniques biochimiques et tampons, cinétique enzymatique. TP : Purification, caractérisation et étude fonctionnelle d’une enzyme Prérequis : Pré-requis : avoir suivi un enseignement en biochimie structurale, en métabolisme et une introduction à l’enzymologie.81
S7HEVO24Geomorphology and fluvial systemsM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Hydrosystems and WatershedsEnglishThe first part of this course deals with weathering, transport and surface deposits processes, and the influence of climate and anthropic activities on regolith formation. In a second part, basic notions of fluvial quantitative geomorphology and study methods (alluvial terraces, longitudinal profiles, dating methods, physical and numerical modelling) will be discussed. Then, coring techniques and device, sediment sampling and content analysis, as well as visual core description, methods for grain-size analyses, basic mineral and lithologic analyses, sedimentological and stratigraphical features of fluvial sandstones, spectrocolorimetric techniques, stereomicroscopic observations and sediment sampling in a river channel will be studied. Finally, this courses addresses erosion rates quantification in fluvial environments and controlling factors of fluvial dynamics and the feedbacks between river dynamics, tectonics and climate and their influence on mountain ranges evolution. A 1-day field trip in the Creuse valley and a 1-day field measurements (solid fluxes in the Loire river) illustrate the theoretical knowledge. Requirements: None, but notions in geology and geomorphology are welcome41
S6V61B24Biotechnologies and bioproductionsL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchL’objectif de cet enseignement est d’amener les étudiants à appréhender les principaux concepts fondamentaux et pratiques liés à l’utilisation des biotechnologies dans la valorisation du vivant depuis la bioproduction de protéines ou de molécules d’intérêt jusqu’au contrôle (silencing/surexpression) de gènes endogènes ou de transgènes. Les secteurs des biotechnologies animales, blanches et végétales seront ainsi illustrés et enrichis de notions liés à l’ingénierie métabolique et au génie des procédés. Compétences acquises : Connaissances de l’utilisation d’outils moléculaires associés aux biotechnologies – vision transversale de trois secteurs clefs des biotechnologies (rouge, blanche, verte) - problématique liée à la production de protéines et/ou de molécules d’intérêt - concept d’ingénierie métabolique et de biologie de synthèse – contraintes liées culture des cellules (CHO, levure) en bioproduction et optimisation. Cours : 3 grandes parties seront abordées : (1) Transgenèse animale et végétale et modification des génomes ; (2) biotechnologies blanches ; (3) génie des procédés. TP : autour d’une problématique de production de protéines d’intérêt, les étudiants seront amenés à concevoir une approche expérimentale intégrée, depuis la construction moléculaire d’expression, sa création, son transfert dans l’organisme hôte (cellules d’insectes ou plantes) jusqu’à la purification des protéines recombinantes et la caractérisation de leur propriété. TD : Réflexions sur le protocole expérimental à développer en TP – interprétation des principaux résultats. Prérequis : Pré-requis : Avoir validé 90 ECTS - Avoir des compétences en génétique moléculaire et biologie cellulaire. Avoir des notions de métabolisme et de biotechnologies82
S6VPHA24Pharmacology and cellular biochemistryL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs pédagogiques : Cette UE permettra d’approfondir des notions de réceptologie, de transduction intracellulaire d’un signal et de métabolisme cellulaire abordées en L2. Une démarche transversale associant TD, CM, et TP de biochimie et de pharmacologie sera utilisée. Les notions fondamentales du fonctionnement cellulaire (récepteurs, voies de transduction et voies métaboliques) en conditions normales et pathologiques, seront abordées à travers une démarche expérimentale (analyse de publications en TD, expérimentation en TP) et constitueront la base des CM. Le ciblage de molécules clé du dysfonctionnement cellulaire (médiateurs endogènes, voies métaboliques et voies de signalisation) dans certaines pathologies (tumeurs…) sera abordé en pharmacologie, dans une optique thérapeutique. Cours et TD : Notion approfondie de réceptologie et ciblage thérapeutique- Approches expérimentales biochimique et pharmacologique du décryptage d’une voie de signalisation : adrénaline et protéines G - Interaction entre les voies de transduction intracellulaire : analyse de la régulation transcriptionnelle (ex des puces à ADN) - Contrôle des voies de signalisation dans l’immunosuppression : la cyclosporine et le rejet des greffes - Les différents types de mort cellulaire : dysfonctionnement des mécanismes de mort cellulaire et pathologies - Analyse des profils métaboliques cellulaires et tissulaires par RMN du 1H, 13C et 31P, dans le but d’une approche métabolomique de différentes pathologies. TP : Identification d’acteurs moléculaires de la voie de transduction de l’adrénaline (récepteurs, protéines G, AMPc) par l’utilisation d’agoniste et d’antagoniste - Mise en évidence et détermination de l’affinité et de la spécificité d’un ligand pour un récepteur. Application aux adrénorécepteurs sur organes isolés42
S3VPVE24Vegetal physiologyL2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrench/EnglishLes TD et TP sont en anglais et les CM en français. Objectifs : Connaître et comprendre comment les végétaux font l’acquisition 1) d’énergie lumineuse et la transforme en énergie chimique, de minéraux pour la synthèse des constituants organiques, 2) d’eau pour la croissance et le transport des sèves, 3) comment la croissance cellulaire, les régulateurs de morphogenèse, les facteurs de l’environnement participent au développement des végétaux. Compétences acquises : Méthodologiques : Analyse des échanges gazeux dans la photosynthèse. Analyse des échanges d’eau dans le continuum sol-plante-atmosphère. - Analyse et interprétations de résultats expérimentaux. Techniques : Techniques d’étude expérimentale des fonctions photosynthétiques, des échanges plante-eau, de l’assimilation de nitrate Cours : Nutrition organique des végétaux : la photosynthèse, autotrophie carbonée, autotrophie azotée, autotrophie soufrée - Alimentation en eau et nutrition minérale des végétaux : Le sol, l’eau et la plante – Absorption et circulation de l’eau et des sels minéraux dans la plante - Physiologie de la morphogenèse : Rôles des facteurs de l’environnement et des régulateurs de morphogenèse. TP : Mise en évidence des pigments et de l’activité des photosystèmes sur chloroplastes isolés - Analyse des échanges plante-eau. Fonctions de la nitrate réductase. TD : Application des connaissances acquises sur la photosynthèse, l’autotrophie carbonée et la morphogenèse des végétaux pour la résolution d’exercices pratiques. Exemples d’application de ces connaissances à l’étude des fonctions de végétaux d’intérêt. 51
S4VENZ24Metabolism and introduction to enzymologyL2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrench/EnglishLes TD et TP sont en anglais et les CM en français. Objectifs : acquisition des connaissances de base du métabolisme cellulaire, de la structure et du fonctionnement des enzymes. L’originalité de ces catalyseurs du monde vivant sera dégagée. Des inhibiteurs de ces enzymes seront étudiés. Compétences acquises : Méthodologiques : compréhension des grandes voies métaboliques et leurs relations avec quelques grandes fonctions physiologiques, compréhension des notions fondamentales de la cinétique enzymatique, notamment de la cinétique michaélienne, et de sa régulation par des inhibiteurs. Des applications cliniques du contrôle de l’activité enzymatique seront abordées. Techniques : connaissance de l’appareillage élémentaire d’un laboratoire de biochimie. CM : Enzymologie : Structure et propriétés des enzymes : Notion de catalyseur biologique - Le site actif (de la structure Iaire à la structure IIIaire des enzymes), notion de spécificité – Cofacteurs - Classification et nomenclature. Energie libre d’activation et catalyse enzymatique Cinétique enzymatique : réaction élémentaire et ordre de réaction - Cinétique Michaélienne et détermination des paramètres cinétiques - Régulation de l’activité enzymatique : facteurs du milieu, inhibiteurs Biochimie métabolique : Métabolisme des glucides : glycolyse, voie des pentoses phosphates, néoglucogenèse, synthèse et dégradation des osides. Métabolisme des acides organiques : cycle de Krebs et ß-carboxylations. Métabolisme des lipides : biosynthèse et ß-oxydation des acides gras saturés, biosynthèse et dégradation des glycérolipides. Métabolisme énergétique : présentation des divers types de métabolisme énergétique (phototrophie, chimiotrophie : respirations et fermentations), la respiration aérobie organotrophe dans la cellule eucaryote (la chaîne respiratoire mitochondriale, l’ATP-synthase, les phosphorylations oxydatives), la fermentation lactique, la fermentation alcoolique. TD : Cinétique Michaélienne (calcul des constantes) et exercices d’application du cours illustrant la relation métabolisme cellulaire et physiologie. TP : Etude de la cinétique Michaélienne : détermination des paramètres cinétique de la phosphatase acide vis-à-vis d’un substrat - Utilisation de la spectrophotométrie en biochimie : détermination du coefficient d’extinction molaire, dosage du glucose par la glucose oxydase. Chromatographie en couches minces de glucides 52
S3VPAN24Animal PhysiologyL2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs : L’objectif est d’apporter les connaissances de base théoriques et expérimentales de la neurophysiologie et de l’endocrinologie. Les exemples porteront sur les mammifères et notamment l’homme. Compétences acquises : L’accent sera mis sur l’interprétation de résultats expérimentaux et permettra à l’étudiant(e) de développer ses compétences méthodologiques ainsi que ses aptitudes à une pensée critique. Cours : Système nerveux - Potentiel de membrane et potentiel d’action- Synapses et jonction neuromusculaire - Couplage excitation – Contraction musculaire. Système endocrinien : Notion d’hormone et de récepteurs hormonaux, production, distribution, mode de sécrétion et d’action. Contrôle hormonal de la différentiation sexuelle - Système reproducteur mâle.TD : Analyse de données électrophysiologiques, de dosages hormonaux. Introduction aux processus d’intégration cognitive. TP : Simulation in silico de l’activité électrique.51
S8UGPO24Genetics of populationsM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster biology ecology evolutionFrench"Objectifs pédagogiques : Cet enseignement doit permettre aux étudiants d’approfondir leurs connaissances en génétique des populations afin de pouvoir les utiliser dans différents contextes, notamment en biologie de la conservation et en génétique évolutive. Cet enseignement se composera de 3 chapitres. (i) Le premier chapitre visera à comprendre l’impact de la réduction et de la fragmentation des habitats sur la diversité et la structure génétique des populations. Nous développerons ici les principaux concepts liés aux petites populations et aux populations fortement structurées dans un contexte de conservation. (ii) Le second chapitre constituera une introduction à la génétique quantitative. Nous décrirons ici les différentes composantes de la variance phénotypique observée dans les populations, les notions d’héritabilité et de limites de sélection, ainsi que certaines méthodes pour analyser les bases moléculaires de ces variations (approche QTL). Nous verrons ensuite quelques notions importantes en écologie évolutive parmi lesquelles la plasticité phénotypique, les interactions génotype-environnement, la pléiotropie, l’épistasie et les paysages adaptatifs.(iii) Le troisième chapitre constituera une introduction à l’étude des systèmes de reproduction, leur diversité, les transitions évolutives possibles entre ces systèmes, et leurs conséquences évolutives. Compétences acquises : - Connaissances approfondies en écologie moléculaire et en génétique évolutive. - Maîtrise des principaux problèmes génétiques liés à la conservation des petites populations ou des populations subdivisées. - Maîtrise des concepts de bases en génétique quantitative dans un contexte d’écologie évolutive, mais aussi en amélioration et ressources génétiques. - Maîtrise des marqueurs moléculaires et des principales analyses de génétique des populations " Prérequis : "Modalités d’accès à l’UE (pré-requis) :- Bases en génétique des populations de niveau Licence- Notions en probabilités et statistiques descriptives de niveau Licence"32
S8UMO424InternshipM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster biology ecology evolutionFrench"Objectifs pédagogiques : Elaboration et conduite d’un programme de travail dans un contexte professionnel scientifique. Compétences acquises : - Méthodologiques : Etablissement d’un programme de travail Préparation et conduite du travail Analyse critique du travail effectué Rédaction d’un rapport - Techniques :Fonction du sujet de stage " 62
S6V62A24Behavioural neurosciencesL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs : Cet enseignement a pour but de présenter les concepts fondamentaux et les outils méthodologiques des neurosciences comportementales, qui concernent l’étude des relations entre cerveau et comportement. Il s’inscrit dans le champ disciplinaire des neurosciences intégratives. Les thèmes abordés s’articuleront autour de l’anatomie fonctionnelle du système nerveux, du rôle des structures cérébrales dans l’initiation et l’expression des fonctions mentales et des comportements. Seront abordés des thèmes issus des neurosciences cognitives, apprentissage et mémoire, processus attentionnels, ainsi que des thèmes du champ des neurosciences affectives et motivationnelles tels que les émotions, la motivation et les circuits de la récompense. Les systèmes de neurotransmission principaux seront présentés, ainsi qu’une introduction à la neuropsychopharmacologie et à la neurogénétique. Des exemples issus des neurosciences cliniques seront développés pour illustrer les différents thèmes du cours. Compétences acquises : théoriques : Acquérir les bases nécessaires à la compréhension de la structure et du fonctionnement du cerveau et de son rôle dans l’expression des comportements. Cette UE constitue également un enseignement préparatoire à une poursuite des études dans le domaine des Neurosciences Intégratives proposées en M1 Biologie-Santé et s’intègre dans la préparation du parcours de M2 Cognition, Neurosciences et Psychologie. Méthodologiques : Savoir organiser, savoir exploiter et savoir présenter les données recueillies par les étudiants lors des séances de TP dans le domaine de la psychophysiologie. Techniques : Mesures d’indices physiologiques et de paramètres psychophysiologiques humains, utilisation de logiciels d’enregistrement de paramètres physiologiques (fréquence cardiaque, activité électrodermale, EEG) et d’études du comportement. Cours : Bases neurobiologiques des fonctions cognitives (attention, mémoire & apprentissage) et affectives (émotions, récompense et motivation). Bases de psychoneuropharmacologie, neurogénétique, épigénétique. TP : Techniques de mesure des corrélats physiologiques des comportements chez l’Homme (temps de réaction, audiométrie, activité neurovégétative et émotions, illusions d’optique, apprentissage perceptif, apprentissage incident et intentionnel, apprentissage moteur et transfert bilatéral, partage attentionnel, mémoire de travail). TD : Approfondissement des thèmes développés en cours, éléments de neuro-imagerie, de neurogénétique et de neuropharmacologie, bases moléculaires et cellulaires de la mémoire.82
S6V63B24Human genetics: hereditary diseases and cancerL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs : Ce module a pour objectif d’initier les étudiants aux différents concepts nécessaires à l’étude et à la caractérisation cellulaire et moléculaire des maladies génétiques chez l’homme qu’elles soient héréditaires ou somatiques (cancer). Compétences acquises : Les étudiants auront acquis les compétences disciplinaires de ce module ainsi que les démarches scientifiques et analytiques nécessaires dans ce contexte disciplinaire. Ils maitriseront le travail en groupe et la restitution d’analyses sous forme oral. Cours : Maladies héréditaires monogéniques et polygéniques, mitochondriales (analyses de généalogie, caryotypage). Identification de gènes (lod score, déséquilibre de linkage, clonage, analyse de la fonction). Epigénétique. Thérapie génique. Epidémiologie et génétique des populations. Génétique du cancer héreditaire et spontané, évolution de la tumeur, influence environnementale sur la génétique du cancer, stratégies et modèles de la cancérologie. Cellules souches cancéreuses. TD : Analyse de résultats expérimentaux et analyse d’articles en anglais illustrant les notions développées en cours. Projet de groupe portant soit sur une maladie génétique, soit sur une thématique cancer. TP : Caractérisation par caryotype et PCR de cellules cancéreuses en culture. Prérequis : Avoir validé 80 ECTS et acquis de bonnes compétences en biologie cellulaire et moléculaire, en génétique et en biochimie ainsi qu’en méthodologie liée à ces trois domaines (niveau utilisation) = EP de Biologie cellulaire (I & II), de Biologie moléculaire, de Génétique moléculaire (I & II), et de Biochimie (I) de l’Université de Tours.82
S6V61A24Nutrition physiologyL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchCompétences acquises : A l’issue de ces enseignements, les étudiants auront approfondi leur connaissance en physiologie de la nutrition ; les mécanismes physiologiques contrôlant et régulant la digestion et le métabolisme. Méthodologiques : Application de ces connaissances à des cas pratiques normaux et pathologiques en relation avec la nutrition mais également transposables à d’autres phénomènes biologiques et physiologiques. Techniques : Mesure du métabolisme hépatique et musculaire des glucides, protéines et lipides (extractions et dosages). Mesure de l’activité mécanique intestinale. Cours : Fonction, organisation et contrôle de la digestion, étude et régulation du métabolisme hydro-minéral, phospho-calcique et lipidique. TP : Métabolisme hépatique/musculaire et motilité intestinale. TD : Exercices sur les méthodes d’étude en physiologie de la nutrition, sur les transports épithéliaux ; étude de cas pathologiques.82
S5V53B24Physiology of human regulations and functional neuro-anatomyL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs : Acquisition des connaissances fondamentales des grandes fonctions physiologiques humaines et de leurs régulations, nerveuse et endocrinienne. Etude de l’anatomie du système nerveux central et de ses fonctions de contrôle et de régulation physiologique et sensori-motrice. Compétences : Méthodologiques : Rédaction de compte – rendu. Analyse et présentation de résultats – Travail bibliographique. Techniques : Mesure et étude de signaux physiologiques humains. Scientifiques : bases de l’anatomie et du fonctionnement cérébral humain pour aborder les neurosciences comportementales et cognitives. Cours : Physiologie cardiaque – Physiologie respiratoire – Régulation de la pression artérielle – Régulation hydrique et acido-basique. TD : Exercices sur les méthodes d’étude en physiologie – Etude de cas pathologiques. TP : Mesure des paramètres physiologiques humains : mesure du pouls et de la pression artérielle – spirométrie – Réalisation d’un ECG- Mesure des différents paramètres lors d’un exercice. Anatomie et fonction des différents étages du système nerveux central humain (depuis la moelle épinière jusqu’au cortex cérébral). Etude de cas en neuro-anatomie clinique. Interactions système nerveux somatique et végétatif.81
S5VIMU24Basic ImmunologyL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs : Cette UE couvre les bases fondamentales de l’immunologie, ses concepts moléculaires ainsi que ses acteurs humoraux et cellulaires. Il s’agit de comprendre la dynamique des réponses immunitaires innées et adaptatives : les moyens de reconnaissance des agents microbiens et de l’antigène, la coopération entre les cellules immunitaires ainsi que les fonctions effectrices permettant l’élimination de l’agent pathogène. Les TD et TP permettront aux étudiants d’appréhender les méthodologies d’exploration des réponses immunitaires développées à des fins de recherche fondamentale et pour le diagnostic clinique. Les étudiants devront avoir acquis une méthode analytique et critique de données expérimentales issues de la littérature. Cours : Les organes du système immunitaire, Les acteurs moléculaires et cellulaires impliqués lors des réponses immunitaires innées et adaptatives, La réponse inflammatoire, La présentation antigénique, Les mécanismes de l’immunité anti-infectieuse. TD : Description des techniques utilisées en immunologie clinique et en recherche fondamentale - Exercices d’application. TP : Immunoprécipitation d’une molécule de classe I du CMH - Dosage d’une cytokine par ELISA - Observation de cellules immunitaires.21
S6OECO24Interactions: from genes to ecosystemsL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs : L’enseignement portera sur les apports de la biologie cellulaire et de la génétique moléculaire pour comprendre les relations entre les organismes et leur environnement physique et biologique (interactions entre espèces). L’objectif est d’illustrer comment la compréhension des mécanismes moléculaires à la base de ces interactions peut permettre d’aborder les mécanismes d’adaptation des espèces à leur environnement. Ces thèmes seront illustrés par des exemples issus de l’ensemble du monde vivant et de différents écosystèmes. Compétences acquises : Savoir interpréter, synthétiser et restituer les données d’un article scientifique - Savoir mettre en place une démarche expérimentale - Savoir utiliser les outils de génétique moléculaire dans une démarche expérimentale pour aborder des questions en écologie. Cours : Le cours présentera les approches de biologie cellulaire et moléculaires permettant d’étudier d’un point de vue fonctionnel des interactions entre espèces et entre espèces et leur environnement. Le cours sera centré sur des exemples issus de l’ensemble du monde vivant et de différents écosystèmes. TD : Travail en petits groupes sur des articles scientifiques en anglais. Une synthèse des articles sera présentée sous la forme d’un exposé oral lors d’un symposium scientifique organisé par les étudiants. L’objectif est de comprendre la démarche expérimentale mise en œuvre pour répondre à une question scientifique en écologie. TP : Le TP sera basé sur l’étude d’interactions entre espèces à l’échelle moléculaire. Les étudiants travailleront sur la mise au point du protocole expérimental. L’objectif est d’apprendre à mettre en œuvre un protocole à partir d’une question scientifique. Prérequis : Pré-requis : Avoir validé 90 ECTS et des compétences en biologie moléculaire et cellulaire, physiologie végétale et animale et écologie.82
S4V43C24Ecology-EthologyL2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs pédagogiques : Ecologie : Les étudiants aborderont l’écologie au travers de la biogéographie et de l’évolution des organismes : leurs patrons de répartition et les processus expliquant cette répartition. Ethologie : Les étudiants apprendront les bases théoriques de l’étude du comportement animal. Ils apprendront également la démarche scientifique. Compétences acquises : Méthodologiques : Par la lecture d’articles et l’analyse de résultats scientifiques, les étudiants apprendront à interpréter des résultats. Ils apprendront également à formuler des questions et hypothèses au sujet de l’étude du comportement animal. Techniques : Recherche bibliographique – synthèse de documents - présentation orale d’un mémoire. Cours : Histoire de la biogéographie- Approche descriptive de la répartition du vivant- Approche explicative de la répartition du vivant (écologique, historique, climatique…) - Problématique de l’insularité Biogéographie humaine. Historique de l’étude du comportement, présentation des 4 grandes questions de Tinbergen, causes proximales - Evolution du comportement : bases génétiques et processus de sélection -Apprentissage et cognition : Apprentissages non–associatifs & associatifs, apprentissage social. TD : Démarche scientifique - Empreinte filiale et attachement maternel - Modulation des comportements - Ethologie appliquée. TP : Réalisation d’une synthèse bibliographique et d’un rapport sur l’écologie et la phylogénie d’un groupe animal (par bi- ou trinômes) suivi d’une présentation orale de ce travail. Prérequis : Avoir validé 40 ECTS avec au moins 2 modules en biologie.82
S4V43B24Sensorial physiology - NeurosciencesL2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs : L’objectif de cet enseignement est d’initier les étudiants à la physiologie sensorielle et aux neurosciences. Compétences acquises : Méthodologiques : Rédaction de compte – rendu. Analyse et présentation de résultats – Travail bibliographique. Techniques : Etude de signaux physiologiques. Cours : Physiologie neurosensorielle : les différents systèmes sensoriels – Signalisation et plasticité synaptique – Bases anatomique du cerveau humain – Neuroanatomie fonctionnelle et clinique du système somato-sensoriel - Thermorégulation – Introduction à la pharmacologie - TD : Méthodes d’études en physiologie – Analyse bibliographique – Exposé oral - TP : Mesure de l’activité électrique et mécanique – Réalisation d’ENG, EMG, EEG. Analyse de données82
S5V52B24VirologyL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs : Maîtriser la diversité des cycles de multiplication des virus et intégrer le déroulement d’une infection virale et ses mécanismes de régulation. Savoir analyser, mobiliser ses connaissances, communiquer et s’ouvrir à un travail collaboratif notamment à travers la présentation d’articles donnés en langue anglaise en groupe. Cours : Historique - Cycle de réplication virale - Mécanismes de contamination des virus des hépatites, herpesvirus, rhabdovirus, filovirus, rotavirus, influenza virus, picornavirus, rétrovirus, mimivirus, papillomavirus, poxvirus et phages.TD : Applications du cours sous forme de présentation d’articles.TP : Expression d’une protéine recombinante dans un système baculovirus-cellules d’insectes. Prérequis : Pré-requis : avoir suivi un enseignement de microbiologie générale et si possible de génétique et/ou de biologie moléculaire et cellulaire81
S4V43D24Cellular communication in health biologyL2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs et Compétences à acquérir : Différents aspects biochimiques du fonctionnement d’une cellule seront abordés, notamment voies métaboliques et énergétiques. Cette UE permettra d’acquérir les connaissances de bases sur les mécanismes moléculaires de la transduction d’un signal. Les éléments d’une voie seront décryptés à partir d’analyse d’expérimentations : le bilan sera représenté sous forme de schéma avec les différents éléments de la voie. L’analyse du trafic intracellulaire des protéines et de leur adressage permettra d’illustrer la relation structure-fonction. L’accent sera mis sur la relation entre les éléments structuraux d’une molécule et de sa fonction au sein de la cellule. Cours : Les mécanismes moléculaires de la transduction intracellulaire du signal (voie de l’AMPc et des protéines G, la voie du calcium, récepteurs TK (EGFR et cancer)) - Métabolisme : le rôle de la compartimentation cellulaire dans la régulation du métabolisme et orientation des voies métaboliques en fonction des apports alimentaires - Trafic intracellulaire, adressage des protéines et pathologies conformationnelles - Interaction et communication entre cellules du système immunitaire. TP : suivi d’un marqueur plasmatique au cours de la réaction inflammatoire chez le rat. Mise en œuvre de techniques de purification de protéines par chromatographie, caractérisation par électrophorèse, dosage des protéines par la méthode de Bradford. Exploitation des résultats et leur mise en commun. Démarche rédactionnelle d’un compte-rendu. Découverte d’une unité de recherche : Visite organisée du laboratoire de recherche.82
S6V61C24Biology of reproductionL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs : Connaître la fonction de reproduction chez les vertébrés : anatomie, gamétogenèse, physiologie, endocrinologie et comportements. Compétences acquises : A l’issue de ces enseignements, les étudiants auront approfondi leurs connaissances des différents aspects de la fonction de reproduction et des mécanismes qui la contrôle. Cours : La fonction génitale femelle et mâle chez les vertébrés, en particulier chez les mammifères : développement de l’appareil uro-génital, anatomie des voies génitales, gamétogenèse, méiose, physiologie des gonades, endocrinologie et signalisation cellulaire, comportements (sexuel, maternel), facteurs de régulation de la fonction de reproduction (hormones, facteurs environnementaux…) - La fécondation - La gestation et les annexes embryonnaires, la parturition et la lactation -La reproduction chez les insectes. TD : Présentations et exercices d’applications : outils moléculaires appliqués à la reproduction, brassage génétique, biotechnologies de la reproduction, éthique et législation en expérimentation animale, épigénétique et DOHaD (Developmental Origins of Health and Diseases). Exposés des étudiants sur des thématiques relatives à la fonction de reproduction. TP : Les spermatozoïdes : morphologie, motilité et facteurs de régulation - Analyse comparée des tractus génitaux mâles et femelles chez différentes espèces - Histologie des gonades.82
S6ODEV24Development of living organisms, evolution, adaptationL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs : Comprendre les mécanismes moléculaires de l’organogenèse animale et végétale. Identifier les convergences du développement des organismes dans ces deux règnes. Compétences acquises : Acquérir des connaissances approfondies dans les mécanismes du développement et de l’organogenèse des règnes végétal et animal. Comprendre les méthodes d’études de ces processus et savoir interpréter les données relatives aux aspects dynamiques et évolutifs du développement du vivant. Cours : Édification de l’appareil végétatif des plantes, changement de phase et induction florale, organogenèse florale. Origine et évolution des gènes associés à ces processus dans le règne végétal. Mise en place du plan d’organisation et organogenèse chez les animaux. Conservation, diversification et évolution des gènes associés au développement embryonnaire animal. Compréhension des mécanismes génétiques et moléculaires du développement conservé entre les règnes végétal et animal : gènes homéotiques, protéines polycomb, divisions des cellules-souches (méristèmes). Ces aspects seront illustrés à travers l’étude de mutants d’organogenèse et différents exemples d’adaptation développementale au milieu de vie des organismes. TD : Exercices d’application inspirés de résultats expérimentaux publiés visant à élargir les champs abordés dans la partie cours. Élaboration de synthèses à partir des domaines traités en cours sur les modèles animaux et végétaux. TP : Analyse de promoteurs organes-spécifiques grâce au suivi in vivo de l’expression de gènes rapporteurs, contrôle hormonal du développement végétatif. Observations de mutants homéotiques chez Arabidopsis et la drosophile.82
S4V43A24Animal & Vegetal BiotechnologiesL2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR BiologyFrenchObjectifs : Il s’agit d’une UE optionnelle de découverte et d’initiation aux concepts des biotechnologies animales et végétales. L’objectif est de porter à la connaissance des étudiants les différentes formes des biotechnologies et leurs applications multiples aussi bien en agriculture qu’en santé. Il s’agit également de donner aux étudiants les notions scientifiques permettant d’appréhender de manière critique des concepts dont il est fait régulièrement mention dans les médias. Compétences acquises : Il sera attendu que l’étudiant ait acquis : -Une meilleure compréhension des biotechnologies en général. -Une parfaite connaissance de la notion d’organismes génétiquement modifiés et la capacité d’effectuer une analyse critique de ces organismes au regard de la société et des débats actuellement en cours. Cours: Les cours mêlent à la fois les approches théoriques des biotechnologies animales et végétales ainsi que l’étude d’applications concrètes dans l’agriculture aussi bien pour les végétaux que les animaux et dans le domaine de la santé humaine. Seront abordées les notions de : culture in vitro de cellules animales et végétales - régénération in vitro d’organismes végétaux - transgenèse avec les modalités spécifiques à chaque type d’organismes - application des biotechnologies à la santé (FIV, Thérapie génique, bioproduction de molécules à activité thérapeutique, OGM végétaux) - la place des biotechnologies dans le développement durable (phytorémédiation, recyclage du CO2) ainsi que des questions de bioéthique. TD : Sous forme d’exposés, par binôme d’étudiants. Illustration, par des exemples concrets, de l’ensemble des domaines d’application des biotechnologies. TP : Culture in vitro de cellules végétales (régénération d’une plante) et animales (différenciation de cellules embryonnaires). Initiation à la bio-informatique. Approche des outils du génie génétique par la caractérisation de 2 plasmides recombinants. Prérequis : Pré-requis : Avoir validé 40 ECTS avec au moins 2 modules en biologie.82
S2UBDI24Module 2 : Databases & web programingL1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyDegree in Information TechnologyFrenchObjectifs et compétences : appréhender une première approche des Systèmes de Gestion de Bases de Données Relationnelles au travers de mise en pratique et en mettant l’accent sur les requêtes conjonctives et les concepts de base du modèle relationnel. Concevoir un site web statique puis le rendre dynamique en reliant un Système de Gestion de base de données à un Serveur web. Compétences acquises : savoir construire et interroger une base de données simple en SQL, avoir compris les opérations algébriques pour écrire des requêtes conjonctives, savoir utiliser SQL pour des applications simples de traitement (extraction, analyse, transformation, ...) de données. Comprendre le modèle Client Serveur du Web. Savoir écrire un site web statique puis dynamique, être capable d’utiliser un système de gestion de contenu (CMS). Contenu : modèle logique relationnel, modèle conceptuel entité association, algèbres conjonctives, requêtes conjonctives en SQL, langage de manipulation et de définition de données de SQL, MySQL, modèle Client Serveur du Web, HTLM5, CSS3, Langage de script côté client et côté serveur, JavaScript, PHP. Prérequis : Connaissances de base de bases de données relationnelles42
S7VIMU24ImmunologyM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in infectiology, Immunity, Vaccinology and BiomedicinesFrenchObjectifs pédagogiques : Sur la base des acquis de Licence sur le fonctionnement du système immunitaire, l’objectif fondamental de cette UE est d’approfondir 1/ les mécanismes moléculaires de l’ontologie des cellules immunitaires, 2/ l’immunologie de la relation hôte-pathogène et 3/ la modulation du système immunitaire en thérapie humaine. Les autres objectifs de cette UE seront d’acquérir une capacité à raisonner sur des questions de recherche en immunologie fondamentale et appliquée ainsi que de se familiariser sur les techniques utilisées actuellement dans les laboratoires de recherche en immunologie51
S7VINT24Molecular interactions and Infectiology IM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in infectiology, Immunity, Vaccinology and BiomedicinesFrenchObjectifs pédagogiques : Connaître les interactions positives (commensalisme) et néfastes (pathogénicité) entre bactéries et virus envers leurs hôtes. 41
S7VMO324Evolution and adaptation of microorganismsM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in infectiology, Immunity, Vaccinology and BiomedicinesFrenchObjectifs pédagogiques : Aborder la diversité du monde des micro-organismes, l’évolution et la co-évolution des micro-organismes et de leurs hôtes51
S7VMO424ParasitologyM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in infectiology, Immunity, Vaccinology and BiomedicinesFrenchTo be determined41
S8VEXP24Interdisciplinary experimental projectM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in infectiology, Immunity, Vaccinology and BiomedicinesFrenchObjectifs pédagogiques : faire acquérir aux étudiants les fondamentaux des approches biotechnologiques en vue de la production de molécules biosynthétiques : biomédicaments et autres molécules d’intérêt dans divers champs des biotechnologies32
S8VMO324Anti-infectious therapiesM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in infectiology, Immunity, Vaccinology and BiomedicinesFrenchObjectifs pédagogiques : Acquisition des connaissances élémentaires pour la compréhension du spectre et spécificité d’activité des thérapies anti-infectieuses, de leurs mécanismes d’action et de leurs principaux mécanismes de résistance. Savoir définir les notions de résistance naturelle et acquise. Comprendre les facteurs d’évolution des résistances aux anti-infectieux.52
S8VMO224Training periodM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in infectiology, Immunity, Vaccinology and BiomedicinesFrenchObjectifs: appréhender le monde de la recherche scientifique52
S8VMO424Vectors and emergence of infectious diseasesM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in infectiology, Immunity, Vaccinology and BiomedicinesFrenchObjectifs pédagogiques : Aborder l’infectiologie en privilégiant les hôtes intermédiaires que sont les vecteurs. Présentation du système immunitaire des insectes, interactions et évolution entre vecteurs et micro-organismes, facteurs favorisant les émergences de pathologies infectieuses.52
S8VMO524Molecular interactions and Infectiology IIM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in infectiology, Immunity, Vaccinology and BiomedicinesFrenchObjectifs pédagogiques : Les maladies infectieuses sont causées par la transmission d'une bactérie, d'un virus, d'un champignon ou d'un parasite. L’objectif de cette UE est de présenter les principales causes des maladies infectieuses humaines et de connaitre les mécanismes moléculaires à l’origine de leur virulence42
S7YMO224M7.2-PS Relations inter-organismesM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Plants and SocietyFrenchTo be determined61
S7YMO324M7.3 PS Génétique des populationsM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Plants and SocietyFrenchTo be determined31
S7YMO424M7.4 PS Ouvertures professionnellesM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Plants and SocietyFrenchTo be determined61
S7YMO524M7.5-P&S Biostatistiques et analyses de données M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Plants and SocietyFrenchTo be determined61
S8YMO224M8.2-P&S Evolution et biodiversitéM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Plants and SocietyFrenchTo be determined62
S8YMO324M8.3-P&S Adaptabilité des plantes M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Plants and SocietyFrenchTo be determined92
S8YMO424M8.4-P&S Diversité des plantes d'intérêtM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Plants and SocietyFrenchTo be determined62
S7NMO224M7.2 NeuroendocrinologieM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Cognition, Neuroscience and PsychologyFrenchTo be determined51
S7NMO324M7.3 Neurosciences sensorielles et cognitives M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Cognition, Neuroscience and PsychologyFrenchTo be determined51
S7FMET24EP7.1.3 Méthodologie et Analyse de données expérimentalesM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Cognition, Neuroscience and PsychologyFrenchTo be determined31
S7FBML24EP7.1.4 Biologie MoléculaireM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Cognition, Neuroscience and PsychologyFrenchTo be determined51
S7FSIG24EP7.1.5 Signalisation et communication cellulaires M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Cognition, Neuroscience and PsychologyFrenchTo be determined51
S7NMO424EP7.4.4 Neurosciences intégratives 1M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Cognition, Neuroscience and PsychologyFrenchTo be determined51
S8RMO224EP8.2.2 Expérimentation animale M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Cognition, Neuroscience and PsychologyFrenchTo be determined52
S8NMO324EP8.3.2 Neurosciences intégratives 2M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Cognition, Neuroscience and PsychologyFrenchTo be determined52
S8FNEU24EP8.4.2 Neuropharmacologie moléculaireM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Cognition, Neuroscience and PsychologyFrenchTo be determined52
S7FMO224EP7.2.1 Biologie structuraleM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Pathophysiology and Applications in HealthFrenchTo be determined51
S7FMO324EP7.3.1 Immmunologie fondamentaleM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Pathophysiology and Applications in HealthFrenchTo be determined51
S7FMO424EP7.4.3 Génie génétiqueM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Pathophysiology and Applications in HealthFrenchTo be determined51
S8TMO224EP8.2.1 Biochime des substances naturellesM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Pathophysiology and Applications in HealthFrenchTo be determined52
S8FMO324EP8.3.1 Physiopathologies des transporteurs ioniques M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Pathophysiology and Applications in HealthFrenchTo be determined52
S8FBIO24EP8.4.1 Bioinformatique moléculaireM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Pathophysiology and Applications in HealthFrenchTo be determined52
S8FNEU24EP8.4.2 Neuropharmacologie moléculaireM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Pathophysiology and Applications in HealthFrenchTo be determined52
S8FCSO24EP8.4.3 Cellules souchesM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Pathophysiology and Applications in HealthFrenchTo be determined52
S7RMO424EP7.4.2 Biologie de la reproductionM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Reproductive biologyFrenchTo be determined51
S8RMO324EP8.3.3 Aspects moléculaires du développement embryonnaireM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Reproductive biologyFrenchTo be determined52
S7IMO424EP7.4.5 Physique en santé et RadioactivitéM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Biology and Multimodal ImagingFrenchTo be determined51
S8IMO224EP8.2.3 Techniques et principes des méthodes d'imagerieM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Biology and Multimodal ImagingFrenchTo be determined52
S8IMO324EP8.3.4 Informatique et traitement d'imagesM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Biology and Multimodal ImagingFrenchTo be determined52
S7TMO424EP7.4.1 Vie du médicament et qualitéM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Quality and risk managementFrenchTo be determined51
S8TMO324EP8.3.5 Assurance qualité en santéM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Quality and risk managementFrenchTo be determined52
S7PMQ124EP7.1.1 Mécanique Quantique 1M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Fundamental Physics and Applications, Non-linear Models trackFrenchTo be determined51
S7PPST24EP7.1.2 Physique StatistiqueM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Fundamental Physics and Applications, Non-linear Models trackFrenchTo be determined51
S7PMIL24EP7.2.1 Mécanique des Milieux Continus M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Fundamental Physics and Applications, Non-linear Models trackFrenchTo be determined51
S7POMA24EP7.3.1 Outils MathématiquesM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Fundamental Physics and Applications, Non-linear Models trackFrenchTo be determined51
S7PTDG24EP7.3.2 Théorie des Groupes M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Fundamental Physics and Applications, Non-linear Models trackFrenchTo be determined41
S8PMQ224EP8.1.1 Mécanique Quantique 2M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Fundamental Physics and Applications, Non-linear Models trackFrenchTo be determined42
S8PPAT24EP8.1.2 Physique AtomiqueM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Fundamental Physics and Applications, Non-linear Models trackFrenchTo be determined42
S8PSUB24EP8.1.3 Physique Subatomique M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Fundamental Physics and Applications, Non-linear Models trackFrenchTo be determined22
S8PPMC24EP8.2.1 Physique de la Matière Condensée M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Fundamental Physics and Applications, Non-linear Models trackFrenchTo be determined42
S8PMAG24EP8.2.2 MagnétismeM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Fundamental Physics and Applications, Non-linear Models trackFrenchTo be determined42
S8PTCC24EP8.3.1 Theorie Classique des ChampsM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Fundamental Physics and Applications, Non-linear Models trackFrenchTo be determined42
S8PSN224EP8.3.2 Simulations Numériques 2M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Fundamental Physics and Applications, Non-linear Models trackFrenchTo be determined22
S89EPQ24EP8.4.2 Experiences de Physique QuantiqueM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Fundamental Physics and Applications, Non-linear Models trackFrenchTo be determined12
S8PPS224EP8.4.3.a Physique Subatomique 2 M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Fundamental Physics and Applications, Non-linear Models trackFrenchTo be determined22
S8QLAS24EP8.4.3.b Optique non‐linéaire et Physique du LaserM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster Fundamental Physics and Applications, Quantum applications and theoriesFrenchTo be determined22
S7MMO124M7.1 Algèbre 1 M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster MathematicsFrenchTo be determined71
S7MMO224M7.2 Analyse complexeM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster MathematicsFrenchTo be determined71
S7MMO324M7.3 Analyse fonctionnelle 1M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster MathematicsFrenchTo be determined71
S7MMO424M7.4 Probabilités 1M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster MathematicsFrenchTo be determined71
S8MMO124M8.1 Algèbre 2M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster MathematicsFrenchTo be determined62
S8MMO224M8.2 Analyse fonctionnelle 2M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster MathematicsFrenchTo be determined62
S8MMO324M8.3 Analyse numériqueM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster MathematicsFrenchTo be determined62
S8MMO424M8.4 Probabilités 2M1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster MathematicsFrenchTo be determined62
S1UORS24Scientific Writing in LaTeXL1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR Computer ScienceEnglishUnderstanding what is a scientific document, Understanding the scientific process, different types of documents, their role, and LaTeX programming to produce lightweight documents.21
S6UBOP24Introduction to Artificial IntelligenceL3Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyBACHELOR Computer ScienceEnglishUnderstanding the different basic methods in AI with a focus on statistical learning. Within this framework, the course presents simple supervised models such as k-nearest neighbours, linear regression models and simple neural networks. 41
S8AIAM24M8.1.b AI & MLM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in Computer Science, « Intelligent Systems & Applications »EnglishUnderstand the different basic methods in AI with a focus on statistical learning. Within this framework, the course introduces simple supervised models of linear regression and then develops neural networks and backpropagation. The course also describes unsupervised approaches such as k-means and Db-SCAN.42
S7AINT24EP7.1.b.1 Introduction to IAM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in Computer Science, « Intelligent Systems & Applications »EnglishIt covers advanced algorithmic foundations and Python programming for AI applications, along with an introduction to non-symbolic AI: basic machine learning concepts, supervised and unsupervised learning. 41
S7APYT24EP7.1.b.2 Python for AIM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in Computer Science, « Intelligent Systems & Applications »EnglishIt covers advanced algorithmic foundations and Python programming for AI applications,31
S7ASYS24EP7.2.b.1 Distributed systemsM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in Computer Science, « Intelligent Systems & Applications »EnglishThis course introduces the foundations of distributed systems: their definitions, applications, and the main challenges arising from multiple machines, network communication, and scalability. Through concrete examples, it shows why these systems are necessary and difficult to design, while aiming for consistency and transparency for the user.31
S7ACLO24EP7.2.b.2 Cloud computingM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in Computer Science, « Intelligent Systems & Applications »EnglishThis course introduces students to modern cloud infrastructures and virtualized environments, with a strong focus on industry-standard practices taught through AWS Academy and foundational Google Cloud Platform (GCP) concepts. Students learn how to deploy scalable, resilient, and secure applications in the cloud by exploring service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), cloud architectures, and key services offered by major public cloud providers. The module covers data management in the cloud, configuration management tools (e.g., Ansible, Puppet, Chef), CI/CD pipelines, containerization technologies (Docker, container orchestration), load balancing, and auto-scaling strategies. Through hands-on labs, students gain practical experience deploying, monitoring, and managing cloud-based applications. 31
S7AMO324EP7.3.b Web languages ​​for data storage and managementM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in Computer Science, « Intelligent Systems & Applications »EnglishThis course introduces students to modern data storage and management paradigms designed for large-scale, distributed, and heterogeneous environments. Through both theoretical foundations and hands-on practice, students explore the limitations of traditional relational databases and the emergence of NoSQL systems as complementary solutions. Four major NoSQL families are studied in depth: document stores (MongoDB), column stores (Cassandra), key-value caches (Redis), and graph databases (Neo4j). For each technology, the course covers data models, query languages, replication, sharding, high-availability mechanisms, and associated APIs.  The course ends with transversal project where students learn how to choose and combine storage technologies to meet specific application requirements. 51
S7APRO24EP7.5.b.2 Professional communicationM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in Computer Science, « Intelligent Systems & Applications »EnglishThe course title “Professional Communication” covers work conducted in English using English-language materials, enabling students to gain greater autonomy in mastering the full set of language skills described in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). More specifically, it involves the study of documents of deliberately varied types and content—for example, newspaper articles or popular science videos—which may relate to the students’ field of specialization, but not necessarily. The aim is not the acquisition of empirical knowledge, but rather of the tools—particularly lexical and syntactic—that will allow students to operate autonomously in any English-language communication situation. Assessment may take any suitable form (presentations, oral interactions, essays, etc.), adapted to verifying and measuring the tools needed to master one or more of the five language skills (spoken production, spoken interaction, written production, listening comprehension, and reading comprehension). A B2 level in the CEFR is required for this course, as the objective is to reach level C1 by the end of the two-year master’s programme. 31
S8AMO124EP8.1.b AI & MLM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in Computer Science, « Intelligent Systems & Applications »EnglishUnderstand the different basic methods in AI with a focus on statistical learning. Within this framework, the course introduces simple supervised models of linear regression and then develops neural networks and backpropagation. The course also describes unsupervised approaches such as k-means and Db-SCAN. 42
S8AMO224EP8.2.b Service oriented programmingM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in Computer Science, « Intelligent Systems & Applications »EnglishService-Oriented Programming (SOP) principles apply not only to web applications but also to systems where components, such as sensors, actuators, or algorithms, communicate over distributed networks like robotics or IoT. Moreover, as an emerging research topic, the integration of the Semantic Web and data-centric AI can enhance these systems by enabling real-time decision-making and seamless integration for greater automation.42
S8AWEB24EP8.3.b.1 Web of Data standardsM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in Computer Science, « Intelligent Systems & Applications »English This course explores in depth the standards of the Web of Data and explains how to use them consistently for publishing, linking, and querying semantic data. Students will study the W3C-recommended languages for knowledge graph representation and ontology construction, including RDF (Resource Description Framework), RDFS (RDF Schema), and OWL (Web Ontology Language). The course will also cover querying semantic data using SPARQL. For practical implementation, the course includes the use of semantic web programming APIs, such as Apache Jena (Java) and RDFLib (Python), with a particular focus on rule-based semantic reasoning. Finally, participants will learn about publishing methods in Linked Open Data and interacting with SPARQL endpoints, aiming to make data accessible and interoperable on the Web of Data. 42
S8AKNO24EP8.3.b.2 Knowledge representation and reasoningM1Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in Computer Science, « Intelligent Systems & Applications »EnglishThis course introduces the fundamentals of knowledge representation and engineering through formalization approaches using logic. It explores the main logical models for knowledge representation, with a particular focus on description logics, which form the basis for many ontologies and semantic web technologies. The course also delves into inference mechanisms using the tableau-based method, a structured approach to automated reasoning and consistency checking. By the end of this course, students will understand how to formalize knowledge logically and implement reasoning systems capable of complex semantic queries and decision-making. 42
S9AWEB24EP9.2.b.1 Web/Data services based integrationM2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in Computer Science, « Intelligent Systems & Applications »EnglishThis course focuses on Service-Oriented Architectures, which define complex applications by assembling atomic services. After a brief refresher on service technologies, the emphasis is placed on service integration using an Enterprise Service Bus, which enables loose coupling between services and easier maintenance. The final part of the course covers business rules, a declarative approach for composing services in a maintainable way.41
S9ATHE24EP9.2.b.2 Internet of Things M2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in Computer Science, « Intelligent Systems & Applications »EnglishThis course enables students to develop the key skills needed to design an innovative connected device and integrate it within a Web of Things architecture, enabling interoperable, multi-service and multi-device applications built on web standards. Application domains may relate to the thematic areas of LIFAT, the university, or the region, such as health, tourism, sustainable development, or transportation.41
S9AONT24EP9.3.b.1 Semantic Web & ontologiesM2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in Computer Science, « Intelligent Systems & Applications »EnglishThis advanced module builds upon the foundations introduced in the M1 courses Web of Data Standards and Knowledge Representation and Reasoning. The objective is to deepen students’ understanding of knowledge representation formalisms, ontology engineering, and automated reasoning in the Semantic Web. The module explores the expressive power and reasoning capabilities of OWL 2, including inference patterns, decidability constraints in OWL-DL. Students are introduced to rule-based reasoning through SWRL and DL Rules, focusing on expressiveness–decidability trade-offs and practical inference scenarios. To complement logical inference, the module covers SHACL, the W3C constraint language designed for validating RDF knowledge graphs. Students learn how to combine ontologies, rules, and constraint checking within complex knowledge-based systems. The last part of the course is dedicated to ontology engineering methodologies, including ontology design patterns, best practices, ontology evaluation, and ontology alignment/matching techniques. The module concludes with an introduction to modern knowledge graphs, their architectures, applications, and their relationship to symbolic and hybrid AI. 41
S9ALIN24EP9.3.b.2 Linked Open Data & Web of ThingsM2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in Computer Science, « Intelligent Systems & Applications »EnglishThis course deepens the principles and practices of publishing, interlinking, and integrating data and knowledge on the Web. Building on prerequisites in Web data standards and knowledge representation, students explore the technologies and vocabularies of Linked Open Data (LOD) as well as the emerging Web of Things (WoT) paradigm that connects physical devices, virtual resources, and Web services. The course covers LOD principles, data linking techniques, RDF vocabularies and schemas frequently used in the LOD ecosystem (e.g., FOAF, schema.org, SKOS, DCAT), and best practices for publishing interoperable and reusable data on the Web. Students also learn how IoT devices, services, and APIs can be integrated into Web-based architectures through the principles of the Web of Things. Hands-on sessions focus on describing devices, exposing their data semantically, and linking them with existing knowledge graphs. 41
S0AMO124M10.1.b Entrepreneurship/InnovationM2Faculty of Sciences and TechnologyMaster in Computer Science, « Intelligent Systems & Applications »EnglishThis course introduces two complementary ways of approaching entrepreneurship in IT: a human-scale path focused on turning one’s skills into a sustainable, values-aligned business (from transforming an idea into an offer to communicating, pricing, and growing responsibly), and a start-up-oriented path centered on building scalable products and organizations, validating a market fit, raising funds, and managing growth, teams, and technical challenges.22